I have a math book that was made in 1829 is it worth any money?

Answer 1

yes, you can take basic ideas from it.

Answer 2

it depends. don't sell it on e-bay, first of all, try to find someone who knows how to appreciate old books. Someone who has a collection of old books can pay you good money.I remember that someone, few years ago sold a book from the same period and he received about 30.000 euros. Later someone told him that the real value of the book was somewhere near 70.000. The book was a bible written in Latin, and there are only a few in Europe.

Answer 3

One would think so. Depends on the condition of the book, the author, the contents, etc.

Do a general search on Feebay, and see what you can draw from it. Some book collector might want it, or even historians might want it to add to their collection.

Answer 4

It is worth 2 Continental Dollars and a piece-of-eight.

Answer 5

How much money & what's the content ?
Is it similar to the modern books regarding problems & explaination ?

Answer 6

It must be! Math is an exact science so it is still good as a reference book!!

Answer 7

well, see, its not so much as when its made as much as who was the author, what condition is it in, what edition is the book, who published it, what is the subject area...please provide me with the [e-mail]

id imagine its worth some money, but probably not as much as youd think

Answer 8

Are the books ideas up-to-date? Likely NOT.

But it's an antique.

Answer 9

Its worth a wooden nickel.

Answer 10

Only math lovers would buy that old book...

Answer 11

its an antique so yes
even if someone wanted to recycle it they might give you 3 cents for it so in that case yes