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Used Book Condition |
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| Abebooks (Marketplace) |
Condition usually described by the seller in their comments.
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| Alibris (Marketplace) |
Condition usually described by the seller in their comments.
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| Amazon(Marketplace) |
Condition usually described by the seller in their comments.
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| Barnes and Noble |
They won't sell used books with mildew stains, pages missing,
or every chapter underlined. Even lab manuals, study guides and
workbooks are intact and virtually scribble-free.
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| Ecampus |
Used books are considered in good condition even when they contain
highlighting, margin notes, or other markings.
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| Half.com |
Condition usually described by the seller in their comments.
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| Powells |
Most of their used textbooks can be classified in "good" condition — generally clean; little damage to the binding, cover, and dust jacket (if present); and no missing or torn pages.
However, these books also have the hallmarks of being used by students.
As a result, there may be underlining or highlighting in the text, and older editions of a title may exhibit more wear and tear than the average used textbook.
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| textbookx |
The condition of their used books is the same as you'll find
in the used book section of your campus store; some markings,
highlighting, etc., but generally in very good shape.
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