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Pokemon & Friends Thank You PINK FOIL BALLOON WEIGHT LaLaLOOPSY CAKE ICING IMAGEA full collection of signed Harry Potter first editions will set you back more than £20,000 – while the most paid at auction for a single JK Rowling book was a staggering £1.95 million. But they are far from the only books worth far more now than what people paid for them – with even some 2008 books now fetching hundreds if you sell them. This is what you need to know to find out if any of your old Harry Potter books are now worth a mint. Harry Potter books are still in print – that means you can pick up a copy for £2.85 and you can buy all 7 of the classic books for less than £30. That means for your old books to be worth more than that they have to offer something a little bit different. First editions – especially of the first two books – are worth at least £20 no matter what state they're in and can be worth thousands and thousands of pounds. “Bonhams sold a set of first editions of the Harry Potter books in 2005 for £14,400, and on two occasions in 2007 sold copies of The Philosopher’s Stone for £9,000,” Matthew Haley, head of books at auction house Bonhams, told Mirror Money.
“That first book in the series is worth hugely more than the subsequent volumes, and condition is everything. More recently first editions of the first book in fair condition have sold for around £4,000. Obviously genuine signatures or even better inscriptions by JK Rowling can add tremendously to the value.” Other things to looks for are rarer versions of the books – ones with different covers, illustrations, large print – basically anything out of the ordinary that's no longer available. Online book specialist AbeBooks is a good place to go to find out what copies like yours are being sold for – as they have signed and rare version of almost everything available - although eBay.co.uk and Amazon Marketplace also have older editions for sale. To save you time though – here's what to watch for and what's worth what: Only 500 hardcover copies were printed of the first edition, and sell for tens of thousands. Look for a print line that reads "10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1" and the crediting of "Joanne Rowling" not JK.
Standard first editions sell for anything between thousands and £20 depending on their condition and the print run. You can also get as much as £1,800 for first editions of the 1999 deluxe edition and early versions of the Australian and US print runs (where it's called Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone – printed in 1998) Another valuable one to have in your collection – published in 1998 in not many numbers (Harry Potter mania and massive print runs only came into being with Goblet of Fire in 2000). Hardcover first editions make four-figures and other early print versions make hundreds – with early versions of the deluxe editions making thousands. A mistake in early versions of this 1999 book mean if you find one with Joanne Rowling (not JK) printed on the copyright page it will be worth over £1,000. A good condition hard cover first edition sells for a few hundred pounds, while any version of the deluxe edition makes from £15 for more than £3,000 depending on the edition and the condition.
There are a few versions of the fourth book out there – with different covers on the American and UK first editions. These can sell for several hundreds of pounds depending on the condition. A standard copy of the first edition can be picked up for about £10 though – so don't count any chickens. First released as charity books for Comic Relief – this pair of books has since been re-printed many times (and one is even being turned into a film). If you have a boxed, hardback versions from 2001 it could be worth more than £300, while good condition soft backs are sold for more than £50 as a pair and around £25 each. By the time the fifth book in the series came out, JK Rowling was a global phenomenon. That means there are a LOT of first editions out there and they are worth less than earlier versions. That said, anything signed by JK Rowling is worth four figures and versions signed by the illustrator are worth well over £100. Good quality first editions can fetch £50 though. Sadly you can pick up a first edition of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince for as little as £6 – meaning to make some serious money yours will have to stand out.
An illustrated deluxe edition could be worth hundreds, while a good condition one with the adult covers can fetch more than £100. A standard edition needs to be basically pristine to make more than £50. The sheer numbers of first editions on the market, mean even signed copies of the final Harry Potter book can be found for less than £100 – although in good condition they'll still fetch more than £1,000. Excellent condition books with less usual covers (ie adult, deluxe and some overseas printings) can still be worth more than £100 though. This is a surprise winner in the collectible Harry Potter books stakes. Not only is it the most expensive Harry Potter book ever (thanks to a hand-written copy going for £1.95million at auction), anyone who snapped up one of the collector's editions was on to a winner. These cost £50 at the time, but are now selling for anything between £200 and £1,000. Standard editions of the hardback versions can also make more than £50 in good condition.