First-Edition “Philosopher’s Stone” That Was Bought for Pennies Leads to Bidding War at Auction
The “Harry Potter” book’s owner bought it for 30p (39¢) from Wolverhampton Library in England because it had become too tatty to lend out.
The “Harry Potter” book’s owner bought it for 30p (39¢) from Wolverhampton Library in England because it had become too tatty to lend out.
A school librarian’s two signed first-edition “Harry Potter” books and original photo with the author went up for auction at Hansons Auctioneers.
A pristine signed first edition of “Philosopher’s Stone” has broken a British record after selling at auction in London, England.
Two signed “Potter” books have astonished viewers on “Antiques Roadshow” while a rare first edition is going for private sale at Christie’s.
We’ve seen several “Harry Potter” first editions at auction lately, but that doesn’t mean that this one in Edinburgh is any less exciting.
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