Sell your Harry Potter books
Sell your rare or signed Harry Potter book
We are actively looking to purchase rare and signed Harry Potter and J.K. Rowling books. If you are considering selling, you may own a more valuable book than you realise.
Harry Potter specialist and rare book dealer Jan Maliepaard will personally assess your book and, if it is of interest to us, provide a no-obligation purchase offer.
What are we looking for?
We are particularly interested in:
- Books signed or inscribed by J.K. Rowling
- Early Bloomsbury editions and printings
- Proof copies and advance reading copies
- Rare presentation, association and provenance copies
- Unusual or exceptionally rare Harry Potter editions
Not sure whether your book is rare? Send us a few photos. We are happy to take a look.
Why sell to Winters Rare Books?
Winters Rare Books specialises in rare and signed Harry Potter and J.K. Rowling books. Because we understand the editions, signatures, provenance and international collector market, we can recognise the significance of books that may easily be overlooked by a general bookseller or auction house.
We purchase directly from private owners around the world and aim to make the process personal, straightforward and secure.
How it works
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Send us some photos
Ideally include the covers, copyright page and, if applicable, the signature or inscription. -
Receive a purchase offer
Jan will personally assess the book. If it is of interest to us, we will make a no-obligation offer. -
We arrange the shipping
If you accept, we arrange and pay for secure insured express shipping to us. -
Prompt payment
Once the book has been received and verified, payment is made promptly by secure bank transfer.
“Extremely friendly and easy to deal with – great contact from start to finish. Would definitely recommend!”
Unsigned copies of Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix, Half-Blood Prince and Deathly Hallows were generally printed in very large numbers and usually have little or no commercial resale value. Rare variants and exceptional copies may be an exception.