Cheapest Pratchett you've ever bought

[unseenu]

I bought the colour of magic and the light fantastic in one volume yesterday from an oxfam for only £1.99.This got me to thinking,what is the least amount of money you have ever paid for a Pratchett book?

 

[Anonymous]

I think 5 euro for Wee Free Men (hardcover).
Someone on the forum paid 50 cent for the graphic novel of LF, if I recall correctly

 

[The Mad Collector]

10 pence for Amazing Maurice from a car boot sale

 

[DaveC]

From one charity shop I bought ten paperback Discworlds for ten pounds. That was a good start at the beginning of my journey.

 

[Tonyblack]

I have frequently bought ex library copies of hardback DW books for 10p at library sales.

 

[captainmeme]

I got given 2 Pratchett books free from a charity shop - Sourcery and Equal Rites - after working there for my Duke of Edinburughs Award.

 

[Finomans]

I got 4 DW books at my library for 50 cents

 

[pip]

Got a few ex library editions on line for 50 pence.
Best value was getting a couple of the unseen Library editions for four euro each from a second hand shop.

 

[archerinwood]

3 books at my school library for 30p each.

 

[Werewolf87]

Witches Abroad and Nightwatch for 2,90Euro.

 

[Tiffany]

I do find TP's books at car boot sales, individual ones I have paid as little as 50p for, but a while ago got 15 hard backs for £20, a job lot & none book club ones. I did have a few already, but sold those on.

 

[janet]

I found The Bromeliad in hardback for, I think, £1.25 last year

 

[author3]

Hogfather 5 pence in a car boot in Blackpool

 

[SimStars13]

The Carpet People for 70p from the charity shop I'm doing my D of E at

 

[ChristianBecker]

Eric for free.
Wanted to buy it off a classmate and he ended up giving it to me for free (and we were no friends at all).

 

[Siren]

Colour of Magic corgi paperback for £1.79p in a charity shop. When I go for mylunch break I pop into the many charity shops and check the 'P' section, religiously. (If I even was religious ) Best way to get a bargain and feels a bit like a succesful treaser hunt when I do find one!
Looking forward to reading the very first one soon.

 

[janet]

Bought Reaper Man from a bookshop today for a quid. I read it ages ago (borrowed) but only started filling up the gaps in my collection recently. I'm trying to get them from charity shops but this one was just there.

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

That was a good find Janet.

 

[Jason]

A few years back my wife found the Ladybird edition of Truckers (based on the TV adaptation) for 49p.

 

[Cool Middle Name]

I had most of mine given second-hand to me by my father, but the cheapest I have seen bought for me was the WITCHES TRILOGY omnibus. It contained the first three Witches books, EQUAL RITES, WYRD SISTERS and WITCHES ABROAD (currently reading Witches Abroad again). It was this price along with GOING POSTAL and NIGHT WATCH because they had been damaged in transit.

My book Unseen ~Academicals cost £4 for the paperback, £7 for the hardback.