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Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
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| US first editionBloomsbury USA | Folio Society editionFolio Society | |
|---|---|---|
| From | €9 | €190 |
| Year | 2004 | 2024 |
| Print run | US first edition, illustrated by Portia Rosenberg | Folio Society edition |
| Signed | — | — |
| Numbered | — | — |
| ISBN | 9781582344164 | — |
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Edition details
- Market value
- €52 · median of asking prices (not enough sales yet)
- Publisher
- Bloomsbury USA
- Year
- 2004
- Print run
- US first edition, illustrated by Portia Rosenberg
- Retail price
- €28
- ISBN
- 9781582344164
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- On the copyright page, look for “First Edition” or “First Printing”.
- Read the number line (e.g. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1): the lowest number shows the printing. If the “1” is there, it is a first printing.
- The jacket must be the original one: price printed on the front flap, no “book club” mention.
- Beware of book club editions: often smaller, with no price on the jacket.
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How much is Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell (US first edition, Bloomsbury USA 2004) worth?
In November 2026, its market value is about €52 (median of current asking prices). Prices range from €9 to €200 depending on condition. The best current price is €9 (Very good) on eBay.
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Check the copyright page: look for “First Edition” or “First Printing”, and a number line that includes 1. The jacket should be original, with the price printed on the flap.