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The value is highly dependent upon the extent and quality of the restoration...  However, if its been trimmed, the value falls off a cliff.  If you post a pic of the label we can probably give you a closer idea of what the value may be. 

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On 12/10/2019 at 4:07 PM, comicquant said:

The value is highly dependent upon the extent and quality of the restoration...  However, if its been trimmed, the value falls off a cliff.  If you post a pic of the label we can probably give you a closer idea of what the value may be. 

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If the restoration is slight and doesn't include trimming, the value would be roughly the same as for an unrestored 2.0, though eye-appeal could play a role. If the restoration seems like it is minor and might be fairly easily reversible, it could sell for a little more. Trimming, even if considered slight restoration, has a stigma with collectors, and tends to make books even less desirable than even other forms of restoration, but "falling off a cliff" is a bit of an exaggeration. It would likely sell for a little less than another slightly restored 4.0, but not appreciably. 

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