Books have NOT escalated as rapidly as art, so books aren't a solid investment.
1. True
2. False
Not that long ago, you could have got a beautiful copy of Catcher in
the Rye, a beautiful first edition of Catcher in the Rye for
1. 7,000 ; 7,500 and
  now it`s like 3,000 or 3,500
2. 3,000 3,500 and now
  it's like 7,000 ; 7,500
A lot of people do not realize that the
true value of a book is in the
1. cover of the book
2. the dust jacket
I've had people come in and go: oh! I have
that book and point to.. let's say
1. Catch 22
2. Catcher in the Rye
If the book has no dust jacket, then you have to deduct :
1. 8 % of the value
2. 80 % of the value
3. 300 dollars
Why is the value in the jacket?
1. it's because you're looking at
  original copy
2. it's because you're looking at
  original artwork
I had a woman come in about ________ ago and I
asked her about the jackets
1. three months
2. a month
This woman said that she ....
1. throws them out
2. recycles them
3. reuses them
Mr Harvey Jason says that all these things you see that you have to hold a book wearing white gloves; it's all rubbish it's pretentious rubbish!
1. TRUE
2. FALSE
What old books need is to be kept out of:
1. direct sunlight and humidity
2. direct light and humidity
What kind of people usually walk in?
1. Only collectors and curious readers who would like to learn more about books
2. People interested in books, and collectors who always show up
3. Some who want to start collecting books, collectors, and those people who want to know more about books