Since the release of "Kerry" in 1974, Steven King has dropped over 60 books (that have turned into 59 movies). It is better than the pace of the book after a year, which is double impressive given that it is still at the age of 77, the most prominent author of fiction of the United States. Every book is not necessarily a winner, but it delivers the boiling goods to the spine often enough to keep its massive fanbase happy.

Although he is still regularly gaining new fans thanks to the timeless novels such as "shiny", "IT" and "five semar", his longtime readers are, in some cases, more than just fans. They are collectors. And they keep their early purchases fiercely due to a combination of sentimental value and real cash value - because depending on how early you started buying King's books, you may have some immensely valuable quantities that rely on your shelf or are glued to storage . How valuable is it? Signed first edition of "Kerry" It was not even in a state of mint recently sold on eBay for $ 8,200.

While that particular book has been reinforced in it is worth the signature of King, the unsigned 1 editions can go for over $ 1,000. Now that I have drawn your attention, let me clarify that the next list is based on the recent eBay sales. It is possible to get more or less depending on where you sell or to whom you sell. By being spotted, let's look at some books from the 1st edition of King (unsigned and not originally published as limited editions) that can bring you a serious coin.

King's Classic for Victim Teenager who sets telekinetic revenge on her high school thugs is as frighteningly relevant as it was when it first appeared 51 years ago. Brian de Palma turned him into Classic horror film in 1976While other directors fought to make the material to work as a continuation or remake (although Kimberly Pierce gave him a noble effort in 2013). Judging by the aforementioned Ebay sales, I have a feeling that the signed, 1st edition of the 14th place can go for over $ 10,000. Meanwhile, worn out, unsigned first edition He recently went for $ 1,625.

King's second novel is a stone-cooled classic of vampire yarn, which has yet to give the right great film and/or adaptation to the miniseries he deserves (although Tobe Houper has at least made some night pictures in his two-money in 1979 for CBS ). It is quite possible that Salem's plot is better suited to the site-and if that page happens to carry the term "first edition", a quality copy near mint can nets you somewhere in the $ 5,000 neighborhood.

"Rage" is the first novel Steven King released under his pseudonym Richard Bachmann, and is easily the most controversial story he has ever put on paper. The plot is centered on an upset high school student who shoots his algebra teacher and takes the rest of the class. When a copy of Bachmann's book was found in a high school student in a Western High School, after he shot three of his classmates in 1997, King allowed the novel to get out of print. If you have a standalone copy of Rage paper at least in very good condition, it can reach about 4,000 USD. If you have it in a hard portal as part of the "Bachman Books" collection, you could watch Close to $ 2,000 sales.

The masterful, bending genre of Stephen King's genre, fantasy, horror and west, extending over more books, many of the author's fans are his best achievement-please don't hold the wrong movie for 2017 Nicholas Arcela against it. If you are lucky enough to have a rare collection of 1 edition of seven novels stretching from Gunslinger to the "Dark Tower", You can unload it by $ 3,600. If you only have the 1st edition of "Gunslinger" in 1982 in a state of mint, It can go for over 2,000 USD.

King's masterpiece of post-apocalyptic horror fantasy is poorly adapted for live adaptation with action than the "Salem of Salem" or "Dark Tower" the material. It is a dense novel that probably takes up a tone space on the bookshelf if you have a copy of a hard portal from the incessantly version, but the most valuable is the shorter, hardcally 1st edition released in 1978. If you have it sitting around in a very good condition, You could really sell it for $ 3,000.

The first published collection of King's stories is still his best (as well as the ideal introduction to the author for advanced young readers - at least, it was for me). It is a book that is best read as calculated paper (with heavy and varied stories like "Quitters, Inc.", "Trucks" and "The Man of the Lag" is rolled over with Macarbar joy), but if you have A. The first edition of a hard portal you are easily or never read, one of those Recently sold for $ 1,881.

Probably King's most famous novel only because of Stanley Kubrick's iconic film starring Jackack Nicholson (that the author hated), it was announced a year after De Palma's "Kerry" was announced, so they would think there would be numerous first editions in the wild. Obviously, they are scarce enough that copy in very good condition It can be sold for $ 1,600.

The subtitle "Novel of the First Energy Crisis", this is the third round of the king under the pseudonym Bachmann. King says he wrote this thriller as a means of dealing with his mother's death and, for some time, expressed disappointment (to the extent that he almost picked up the reprint). He is now a fan of the book, which was almost made six years ago by director Pablo Trappero and the duo "IT" by Andy and Barbara Mushietti (as producers). The book didn't get much pressure when it hit bookshelves as a self -release in 1981, so if you are lucky to grab it then and take care of it, good for it, You can sell it for $ 1,300.