I remember bringing in like 25-40 books and getting around 5-10$. They then sell the books for anywhere from 5-20$ each
Sorry I’m being negative. Just grinds my gears because I’m trying to get rid of my books.
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Same for video games cds. They buy last year game for like 5$ max then they sell it for 30+$.
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Its much better to sell on kijiji, craigslist or ebay.
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I miss those kind of stores…I think Amazon and indigo destroyed small book stores
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This was march 2022 news:
(CNN Business) First, Amazon killed traditional bookstores. Then it opened its own. Now, Amazon is doing away with its bookstores (68 stores).
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Omg… well all be stuped …I mean stupid 
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that just reminds me i have a bunch of dc, marvel, and image comics tpb’s and deluxe hardcover editions, that ive either already read or cant be bothered to read. i havent been home in so long that i forget alot of the stuff i collected.
maybe i will list them on ebay or donate whatever doesnt sell
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Selling textbooks is depressing. They charge top dollar for most books and buy them back for peanuts. I bought an algebra book for a hundred dollars. I went on several different sites to sell it and it was literally worth a quarter. 25 cents. I had about 6 books I used in my classes. I tried to sell them back and for all of them together I couldn’t even make the minimum $5 it takes for them to take them. Ended up giving them all to the library.
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Not much media that holds a good value. I guess rare old books can be worth some. And some vinyl can go up in price after you buy it, especially vinyl that got released after the cd took over, because it’s rare with few pressings… Other media loses most of their value once it is bought.
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I donate the books I no longer need to Little Libraries around town.
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