Wow this is a stroke of good luck!
That is the most expensive listing on amazon. The cheapest is $565... Do I keep it? Will the price go even higher if I do? They are in very good shape and only have minor creases on the binding. I'm looking at a worth ranging between $1,696.38-$2999.94. I don't think it is going to get a reprint, but should I not take that chance?
Can't speak to your particular situation, but I'll give you an example to think about:
A few years ago, I asked a buddy if I could borrow his copy of Once a Runner. Afterwards, I looked on Ebay and saw they were selling for around $150 (if memory serves correctly).
He decided not to sell it, and within a year or two they reprinted it, and prices dropped to $5-$20.
I'd take the money now.
Or, consider selling two, and keep the third for "additional speculative profits" (or a reminder in the future that you should have sold all three). :)
You should buy up the ones on Amazon and CORNER THE MARKET! Then you can NAME YOUR PRICE!!! $$$$$ Cha-Ching!
Just because they are listed on Amazon at that price does not mean anyone is buying them at those prices. Good luck unloading them, I'd be surprised if you got a fraction of what you think you can.
Sorry, friend, but it's now $9.99
lol he bought it
You can list a book on Amazon and put whatever price you want on it, that doesn't mean it is worth that much or anyone will actually pay that much for it.
Call Johnny Depp immediately so he can inspect your copies!
Great movie
Sell if you can. If this book gets reprinted, your books are worth next to nothing.