The rarest books in the world can sell for ten million dollars or more. Rare Bookseller Tom Ayling (@tomwayling ) of Jonkers Rare Books finds takes us inside the world of antiquarian books as he finds, collects and sells the most expensive books in the world. How does he find them and what makes them valuable? This video is for all the book lovers, booktokkers, booktubers, bookworms, anyone who loves books.
What makes something valuable: 00:00
How to find rare books and collectibles: 04:42
What makes a book valuable: 06:23
Counterfeiting rare books: 11:33
Buying and collecting rare books: 15:00
The rarest books in the world: 21:20
Rarest Harry Potter book / Rare modern books: 38:28
The Top 5 Collectibles: 01:14:22
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