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Dungeons & Dragons d20 books on Amazon
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Oryan77
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Just for the hell of it, I added 24 of those books to my shopping cart and most of them were 1 penny each. Overall the total came to $2.24 for 24 books. Wow!
Then shipping charges are added in....$95.76 for shipping
Still, $4 each is pretty good. Too bad I have them all except for the Eberron books. But I doubt I'd ever use the Eberron stuff.
Then shipping charges are added in....$95.76 for shipping
Still, $4 each is pretty good. Too bad I have them all except for the Eberron books. But I doubt I'd ever use the Eberron stuff.
Evilhalfling
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http://reviews.ebay.com/What-exactly-is-a-Remainder-Mark_W0QQugidZ10000000001625850GlassJaw said:
its a black mark on the edge of a closed book. The above link has a good picture.
hmm 4$ shipping and handling per book. That matches my best deat from a used book bin - I will prolly pick up a few of the titles.
GlassJaw said:
A remainder mark is typically a black line usually on the top or bottom ends of the book pages. The black line is in marker. This typically represents a book that a store returned because they could not sell it or publisher overages. These are inturn sold to discount sellers at cheap prices, usually volume discounts apply.
I've purchased some books from Amazon Marketplace that had remainder marks when they arrived. They were described as "used like new" on the site and were about 50% off msrp so I wasn't upset, but I think the sellers should state that a book is marked if they sell them that way.
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