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None of the books you could check out on a library card would be worth it. You'd be checking out circulation material, not special collections items (rare manus
by karaterobot 5y ago
None of the books you could check out on a library card would be worth it. You'd be checking out circulation material, not special collections items (rare manuscripts and such), and they'd all be clearly marked as library materials, so of much lower value on the secondary market than a regular used copy of the same book would be.
- dragonwriter 5y agoLots of books on the secondary market have library markings (usually, lined out with Sharpies or the like), because lots of them are stuff retired from library collections.
- loonster 5y agoIn the past year, I bought a couple hundred picture books for my kids. I average around $4 most of that is shipping charges. Most of the books I get are former library books.