Do Little Golden Books Really Sell For Hundreds?? 

The "A" on the back page is for first printing, "B" is second printing, etc. You'll see sellers noting the "A" in their listing as several in your video did.

Katey this is a GREAT video and so helpful to me as I saved all my son's childhood books. I agree with you about preserving books -- my son feels the same. We are always picking up free books from the local library. I look forward to more of these type videos. I am interested in making journals out of books -- so cool. Hug that baby for me. Thanks.

This was super informative, thank you!

Thanks for the deep dive Katey! I like the commentary and critiques a bunch. I never thought of selling Golden Books as a lot; have to look into that. Maybe I can score a quantity. I’m guessing “NR” means no reserve bidding.

If they accept an offer it will show it was sold for the list price not the offer they accepted.

If an offer is taken you are able to go to Terapeak and see what was paid. The Little Man of Disneyland sold for $80.

Generally, if the Golden book is ripped or scribbled in, one will probably not get that much.

How do you add insurance if you send it through media mail?

I have a small stack of them that I will sell as a lot today or trade off to some books I would be interested in