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[Blue Eyes]

I know it's been discussed before (especially a very high price that was reached) but I'm wondring what the average price is for a First Edition GoldenEye (UK, H&S).

Condition is excellent cover. Actually hard cover has very slightly damanged edge (looks like it's been dropped once I'd say). The paper has yellowed a bit with age.

Apart from that A OK!

[Blue Eyes]

Thanks Scaramanga Is your collection all first editions?

[zencat]

The price seems to dance around $300 US, but a damaged one should be less. Beware that it's not a second edition (some dealers will say "FIRST EDITION, second printing") and make sure it's not a bookclub (which will have no Hodder logos).

[Blue Eyes]

Just the edge is damanged, but it's only about 3ml worth.

It is definetley a first edition. It has the 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and it has the H&S logo on the spine.

I should be able to get it cheaper than US$300.

[scaramanga]

Blue Eyes (05 Dec, 2001 03:47 a.m.):
Well I ended up getting it for US$20 anyone who's interested. So I'm quite happy with that

My next stop is the first edition Tomorrow Never Dies

Good for you, Daniel. Keep building up you're literary collection. You won't regret it. It took me 3 years and over

[Blue Eyes]

Well I ended up getting it for US$20 anyone who's interested. So I'm quite happy with that

My next stop is the first edition Tomorrow Never Dies

[scaramanga]

Blue Eyes (05 Dec, 2001 09:48 p.m.):
Thanks Scaramanga Is your collection all first editions?

God no, Blue Eyes. I can't afford to pay for Fleming first editions!