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Old 08-14-2013, 10:36 AM
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On the downside, I'm thinking that a signed book is hard to display, so does that significantly hurt the value?

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I am one of the few book collectors around here, and to me, I'd much rather have a signed book than a cut. However, I'm not sure the marketplace agrees.

I'm also a little different that I'd rather have a book signed by the author. So I prefer a Fred Lieb signed copy of the Pirates Putnam book to one signed by Honus.

Oh, and I don't think books look that bad on display

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