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Steve Thompson

November 30, 2020 12:23PM

Registered: 16 years ago
Posts: 417

We have a small booth in collectables and antique mall and nearly every railroad book, especially specialty books, have sold quickly for good prices. Generally, if a book has sold for $40 + shipping as an average on eBay, we've priced it around $35 and it's gone in a week. You might try something like that.

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Selling Railroad Books	craig	November 30, 2020 11:38AM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	Steve Thompson	November 30, 2020 12:23PM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	tgbcvr	November 30, 2020 07:41PM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	ND Holmes	November 30, 2020 09:55PM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	tgbcvr	December 01, 2020 04:36AM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	HAICH OMANDIER	December 02, 2020 01:32PM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	Russo Loco	December 02, 2020 02:07PM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	hank	December 03, 2020 09:03AM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	o anderson	December 04, 2020 07:58AM
Writing Railroad Books	Jerry474	December 04, 2020 09:38AM
Re: In general: Railroad Books	craig	December 04, 2020 12:36PM
Re: Selling Railroad Books	12bridge	December 04, 2020 03:19PM
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