Got a few books I'm looking to sell!

Good day, everyone!

The school I work at recently gave me a stack of books, some of which I already own. I figured if someone else could use them, it would be best for me to sell them.

Most of these books are fairly new. Some are a bit banged up and scratched from transportation and improper storage, but are otherwise in good condition. Here's a list to get started:

Electronics-related (textbooks)

Computer Simulated Experiments for Electric Circuits Using Electronics Workbench Multisim
by Richard H. Berube

Introductory Circuit Analysis
by Boylestad

Problem Solving and Program Design in C
by Jeri R. Hanly and Elliot B. Koffman


Somewhat electronics-related

TI-89 Graphing Calculator for Dummies
by C.C. Edwards

TI-89 Titanium Owner's Manual


Other books

As I Lay Dying
by William Faulkner

Moby Dick
by Herman Melville

White Noise
by Don DeLillo

Essentials of Psychology, 5th ed.
by Douglas A. Bernstein


I'm hoping to do this in the form of an auction, meaning each book goes to the person with the best offer. Depending on the book, I may be willing to pay shipping myself (in other words, free shipping to the buyer). If you're interested in any of the above titles, please let me know and I'll be sure to get back to you as soon as possible!

Thanks for reading, everyone!

Best wishes and kind regards,
Matt L.

P.S. I may also be willing to trade for electronic components/devices. Feel free to make an offer!

 

Hi Matt-

My 14yo granddaughter picked up a TI-89 for $1.50 at our local Goodwill store but there was no documentation with it.
Anyhow, how much for your TI-89 book?

Joe

 

Hiya Joe, thanks for the reply.

Are you asking about the owner's manual or the TI-89 For Dummies (no offense intended, of course )?

$1.50 for an '89 is an excellent deal! Those things are still worth over a hundred!

Best wishes to you Mate, and have a happy 2013!

Regards,
Matt

 

The dummies book?

$12 on Amazon and it looks to be brand new.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0764589121...e=asn&creative=395105&creativeASIN=0764589121

 

Yeah, I looked that up yesterday to give myself a baseline. The book is pretty much brand new--I've never used it, and I don't think anyone else has either. For you guys, I'd say $10 would take it. I'll have to check shipping costs though, and the price can be adjusted from there.

Well feel free to give me a holler anytime. I'll see what I can do.

Best wishes,
Matt

 

Yeah but what book is supposed to be over a hundred?

" Those things are still worth over a hundred!"

 

Oops, sorry. I was referring to the TI-89 calculators. See Post #2:

 

Introductory Circuit Analysis
by Boylestad

Is this book 12th edition?

Thanks

 

In fact it is, if I remember correctly

 

How much do I have to pay including S&H?
Thank you.

 

It depends on your location. Are you in the U.S.?

 

Sorry, I am in Southern California.
Any senior discount? Just kidding.
Thank you.

 

I'll PM you.

 

DerStrom8,

Don't forget to post on half.com There are alot of books over there.

 

Thanks for the suggestion Joe. Apparently it requires a credit/debit card to create an account, which isn't something I do. I only use my debit card for personal purchases. I don't give it out online.

Any other thoughts? I'll probably end up doing mostly private sales.

Much appreciated!
Regards,
Matt