Other than describing the 1975 book as in "very good" condition, the US seller included no details. Two of the author's later novels won National Book Awards. Looking at the listing after it closed, it's not possible to be sure the type of listing. Signs are, though, that this was a fixed price listing because no number of bids or BIN indicators are noted.

The 1942 1st edition in good condition sold for $4,500 on June 12. Then what seems to be the same book, sold 12 days later for $5,000 to become #3 on the fiction list.

The 1942 1st edition in good condition sold for $5,000 on June 24. What seems to be the same copy, sold 12 days earlier for $4,500 to come in at #2 on the fiction list.

Sold as a BIN, the 1960 1st edition sold for $1,975. It was described as in acceptable condition and lacking a dust jacket.

Sold by a Canadian seller in a rather confusing listing, the copy of Atlas Shrugged was called a 2001 1st edition in the item specifics, but the next section of the listing shows that that title was first published in 1957.

Jackson's signature and "self-portrait drawing" added value to this book. It is described as a "very good slightly used copy."

Benefitting Project BookBabe, the 1st edition signed book sold for $1,000.

The ARC proof was called "extreamly rare" and in "very good condition for its age."

Signed by King, this is #93 of 250 in the limited edition. The volume is in a slipcase and was described as "an as new uncread ... copy."

All volumes are 1st editions with the 1st 2 also 1st printings. The 3rd title is a 2nd printing. All 3, described as "in fine condition in fine dust jackets," were signed by the author.