I have a second edition of this book that I am thinking of selling. It comes without any gaffs.

Does anyone know what this book goes for these days without gaffs?

Thanks

With gaffs $350

Without gaffs $100

Could someone comment on any special features or information that makes the book without the gaffs so expensive? Thanks!

What makes "Cardshark" or "At the Table" by Darwin Ortiz so extra speciel that they cost over 100?

But with "Gaffed to the Hilt" specifically, I would say it's a very one of a kind and unique book

Having made many gaffed cards, I am always looking for more knowledge. I'm just trying to determine if I need to add it to my wish list.

If you're into gaffs and gaff tricks, you should definately seek out the book

Don England's Gaffed to the Hilt seems to show up in spurts and at times it brings high prices on the secondary market. In July, one sold on Ebay for about $229 from a UK seller. I would say $100 is the minimum price for it and I wouldn't be surprised to see it go for $130-$150.

The lesser known Don England's Paradox (by Kevin Kelly) is not easy to find, but it seems to show up more than GTTH. It generally sells for far less money - even though one on Ebay right now is rather high. It is another source of gaffed card magic, but it also contains some other magic effects.

I was really lucky to find an almost perfect copy of GTTH in a London book shop for only 40 pounds or about $60...hooray!

I picked up a copy a month ago for just £25 pounds.

I also picked up a copy of another of don England's books at the same time called don England's T.K.O.'s for £8.

Already had paradox so think I have a complete set.

Wow, and I thought I got a great deal...congrats!!!