No Cost Appraising of Books

[admin@bibliofind.com]

We know of many booksellers who consult Bibliofind to see what prices other
booksellers are selling a particular title for, and I would imagine that
librarians like Lori Johnson of the Oregon College of Art and Craft might be
able to do the same. No doubt there will be many titles you will not find
yet in Bibliofind, but our database already contains over 600,000 titles,
and is growing very rapidly (we are only 4 months old).  We are on the World
Wide Web, we can be accessed by anyone in the world, and we invide Ms.
Johnson and others to make full use of our site. Our address is
www.bibliofind.com
>>

Michael I. Selzer, Ph.D.
President
Bibliofind, Inc.


>>Hello all.  I work in a small art college library with an extremely tight
>>budget.  We would like to ascertain the retail value of some books in our
>>RARE BOOK collection.  We don't need an official evaluation done (which
>>costs money).  I have noticed that some booksellers use a database to
>>assist them in buy-back situations.  Does anyone know of something similar
>>online?  Or can anyone offer any suggestions? Any help would be sincerely
>>appreciated.
>>
>>Lori Johnson
>>Library Manager
>>Oregon College of Art and Craft
>>lorij@wccls.lib.or.us
>>
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