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Collecting Antique Books  Vintage Books Sales Collecting Manuscripts: A Practical Introduction What are the best values? The sharp-eyed collector can pick up bargains here and there, and make good investments by anticipating new areas of collecting, as in the growing markets of women in American history or African-Americana. But the best way to protect your investment is to buy good quality merchandise, even if you have to pay a little more. Great letters of historical interest will always appreciate in value.   Care  |  What do collectors look for?  |  What determines value?

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