Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: MANY people are under the impression that ALL first Edition Sorcerer's Stone are rare and or valuable; however, that's just not the case. There were approximately 30,000 - 35,000 First Print Sorcerer's Stone books printed; the book, last time I checked a few months ago (January 2021), the First Edition Sorcerer's Stone was in its 106th Print, meaning there are 105 prints AFTER the first print, with each subsequent print run being larger than the last. Essentially, there are millions of these books in circulation and only about 30,000 of then have any real collectible and monetary value. Currently, a 1st Print, 1st Edition Sorcerer's Stone in Very Good or better condition is selling on eBay from $800 or higher; they've sold for much higher and lower than this number as demand and markets fluctuate. But, of all the First Editions, this is the one that will retain its value the best. Second Print Sorcerer's Stone (Number Line 3 5 7 9 10 8 6 5 2): Many people assume that because the First Print sells for $800 or better on average, that the 2nd print will bring close to $500 or better. It doesn't. People don't want to spend a lot of money on a 2nd print when they can save for a 1st. Second Print Sorcerer's Stone books can be found in a 1st state jacket (with Guardian Quote), and these generally sell better than the 2nds in 2nd state jackets because sometimes people just want to own a Guardian quote jacket and don't think they can afford a 1st print. 2nd prints are also found in 2nd state jackets (Publisher's Weekly Quote). These typically don't do as well because it's just not nearly as highly desired. As far as value, in Guardian Jacket and Very Good or better condition, a 2nd Print Sorcerer's Stone can bring $300 or better right now, and maybe a bit higher on average; $300 is average for this book at the moment (01/21). a 2nd print in 2nd state Jacket in Very Good average condition typically goes for around $100 average. Prints 3-10: The Sorcerer's Stone jacket actually changes once again to third state jacket sometime around prints 3 and 4. The J. K. Rowling was dropped from the spine top and replaced with Rowling; still no "1". A Very Good or better 3rd Print (Number Line 3 5 7 9 10 8 6 4) in 2nd State Jacket (J.K. Rowling to spine) on average is selling for around $100 - $150. A 3rd print in 3rd State Jacket (Rowling to spine top; no "1") sells for about $75 on the top end. 4th Print (Number Line 5 7 9 10 8 6 4) in 2nd State jackets (these happen, but are more rare than the 4ths in 3rd state jackets) sell for around $75 and 4th prints in 3rd State jackets (Rowling to spine top; no "1") sell for around $60. 5th Print: Currently, there is a 5th Print on eBay for a few hundred dollars; but at least at this time (and for the foreseeable near future), an unsigned 5th won't bring that. A 5th print in Very Good or better usually sells around $50-$60. 6th Print: The majority of these prints were issued without the diamond embossed purple boards, making them a fun book to own. In Very Good or better condition, these can go for $60 or so. 7th - 10th Prints: these can bring anywhere between $35 - $60 condition depending. These prints are fairly common and can be found somewhat easily if hunting through eBay or ecommerce sites; Do NOT overpay for them; they are around :) 11th - Current Prints: Current prints can be bought at Barnes & Noble and other stores as well and haven't entered into the secondary market yet--I've seen people try to sell these for $100 or better touting the rarity of the US first edition; it was a 120th Print, so not rare at all. The 11th - 120s can all easily be found for $30 or less with value decreasing as print number increases; of course condition and whether signed plays a factor in value, so make sure to keep that in mind while purchasing. *All of these values are based on UNsigned books; Rowling's signature definitely ups the value; we will talk about those in another place here.