Guess I won’t be taking that around the world trip with the proceeds from this one!. lol.

I do appreciate the info though.

Kindly,

Leigha

Thanks for your question. Try http://www.addall.com and click the used book tab. Then put in your title. These are asking prices and most times are all over the board. Pick the median of a like condition listing.

I ran a search for the title with the keyword “signed” and found this listing http://tinyurl.com/yz3u6rf. It is only listed for $20. It’s all in the demand and supply of the title. I have a feeling these were mass produced and signed often by Peale. So generally speaking, you don’t always have anything special with a signed copy of a book unless the book is sought after anyhow. Be sure, though, to note that it is signed and inscribed.

Hope that helps!

I have a question. How much does the book being signed by the author increase the value of a book? I have a 1st edition copy of “Stay Alive All Your Life” by Norman Vincent Peale that is inscribed and signed by Mr. Peale and dated February 1961. Where might I be able to find out if this book has any value?
Thanks,
Leigha