First Edition is the most valuable and can sell for around $20,000.
Key points:
- Green-grey cloth over boards
- Black, red and gilt printing on the spine
- Publisher's logo of a windmill on the copyright page
- 256 pages
- The title page is red and black ink and begins with the words: "Treasure Island."
Early Printings:
Early printings of Treasure Island from the 19th century can also be valuable, especially if they are in very good condition. The value can range from $1,500 to $5,000.
Later Editions:
Later editions of Treasure Island from the 20th century and onwards are less valuable but can still sell for a few hundred dollars, depending on the condition and the edition.
Special Features:
Books that have special features, such as signed copies, illustrations by renowned artists, or limited edition prints, can command higher prices. For example, a signed copy of the first edition could be worth several thousand dollars.