Does this change something, or it has just less value from a collector's point of view?
This will affect the value from a collector's point of view but the content remains the same as the first impression.
People are grossly overpaying for this edition. If you're going to pay big money you'd be better acquiring a first impression; at least there'll be some residual value in that, in years to come.
Does this change something, or it has just less value from a collector's point of view?
This will affect the value from a collector's point of view but the content remains the same as the first impression.
People are grossly overpaying for this edition. If you're going to pay big money you'd be better acquiring a first impression; at least there'll be some residual value in that, in years to come.
Agreed. I remember a while where there was a copy ot two of this in every bookshop I went in. I feel it is a classic case of there not being lots for sale at the moment not really being an indicator that it is actually uncommon.
I notice the market is absolutely flooded with 1st Silmarillions now (I'd like to think the people paying big money feel like chumps). The market for very overpriced stuff saturates pretty fast and then the people who missed their chance to sell at the higher price all come out of the woodwork to jump out as it falls. I think the Foster book is still in the inflation stage.
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