Do you have an old book and would like know its value? You might think it's a rare and valuable book but don't know where to find its value? One very simple method of finding an approximate value of a book is to search for similar copies on AbeBooks.com and see what prices are being asked.
Everyone has an "Antiques Roadshow" fantasy. Maybe a great-aunt passes away and you're asked to sort through her dusty, overstuffed attic. After digging through boxes and boxes of moth-ridden clothes and yellowed newspaper clippings, you come upon a tightly sealed chest.
How can I find out what this book published in 1930 is worth? I'm trying to find a copy of an out-of-print book. How can I find out where it is and how much it costs? There are a number of sources that are useful for finding copies of used and rare books and getting estimates of their values.
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