Rare bookdealer here-- the value of the books depends on the condition, scarcity, and (of course) just overall desirability of the title. If they're first printings by Casablanca, for instance, and in very nice condition, they will increase in value over time no matter what.
Oh wow. I didn't know that. I have a few questions.
Is it hard to start a career as a book dealer? Would I have to go to school as a librarian?
What would the value of these be if they had minimal ware and were 1st edition copies? Not saying that I own them, but I am just curious.
A Primer of Chess and Chess Fundamentals written by Capablanca, also would an autograph within the books make a difference?
Super Nezh: Rashid Nezhmetdinov, Chess Assassin 1st Edition. by Alex Pishkin?
I'm just curious and very excited to talk to a librarian. Library Science is a growing field as more things need to be archived.
Thank you again!
Chess is the most subject written about except for the bible . . .
Make a goal, buy a cheap club board and pieces . . .
Don't READ a book PLAY it . . .
The best book i see you have is Silmans Complete End Game . . .
Play games for one of your 35 Clubs . . . 3 day moves . . . Move on the second day not on the first, not on the third day . . .
No one can help you to play the book but yourself . . .
Bye
Rich
Hi Rich,
Thank you for the good tips! I appreciate it! How are things in Colorado? I heard that its beautiful there once Spring comes. Would you like to play a 3 day game?