Trading books and store credit
The primary rule of thumb for is 20 percent of the retail price of the book will be given in credit. This is for books that we want. If I already have a copy of something generally I will not want a second copy of it. Other market factors will also be taken into account as well as the conditon of the book.
Store credit that is given can only be used for used books.
To use store credit you can use your store credit for up to half of the purchase price of the used book portion of the sale. For example if you buy a $3 book you can use up to $1.50 of credit towards the purchase, the other is from cash, check or credit card.
The taking in of books in trade is done selectively and there is no guarantee that your books will be taken in trade. ALSO please read on for books we are not looking for.Used Books we are looking for - Primarily softcover
New Ulm & Minnesota History sot or hardcover First and foremost we are looking for books about the history of New Ulm, followed by Minnesota History. I already numerous of copies of "A German Town" and while a very good book do not need any more at this time.
American History From theColonial period thru present day. Hardcovers are ok.
Current NY Times Bestsellers - current soft or hardcover
2007 and newer Trade paper and mass market books
Older Trade and mass market - Looking for Christian fiction, Mystery and Science Fiction - still needs to have a bar code on the back.
Items we are not purchasing Most Hardcovers, Encyclopedias, Readers Digest condensed books, most romance novels, comic books, time life series, books without bar codes soiled or heavily damaged booksIf you wish to receive cash for a book instead of store credit we will offer half or less of our what we would offer for trades.
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