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Buyback Prices
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More about used books
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Used Books
We Buy back used textbooks on a regular basis. We also often have used books in stock, usually at a 25% discount from the new price.
Check our Store Hours page for information on the 'whens & wheres' of our Buybacks.
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How Do I Get My Cash?
To sell your book(s) to Concordia University Bookstore please bring your
book to our location during our buyback hours. Directions to our location, BuyBack Hours, and
any special buyback policies are listed below.
Please keep in mind that prices quoted on this website are "real-time" and buyback prices may change at
any time. Also, keep in mind that we are buying a limited quantity of each book, so the demand for
your book may expire at any time. To avoid disappointment, please bring your book to us as soon
as possible.
Concordia University Bookstore
BuyBack Hours:
Used Book Buybacks are held every weekday at both SGW and Loyola campus stores. See our store hours page for the full schedule - including the extended beginning of term hours (when available).
Directions:
Ok - I'll sell you my book... What do I do now? Just bring in your used textbooks to the Bookstore during our daily Buyback sessions. We'll then scan the book to look up the current price and if it's still being bought back at that time - you get your cash!
The buybacks are held at both the Loyola and SGW campus Bookstores. Click this link for Bookstore locations: View campus maps
BuyBack Policies:
We understand that your book is used, however please be sure that your book is in reasonably good condition. e.g. no excessive highlighting, no missing pages or covers, etc.
How are these Buyback prices determined? Read the Buyback FAQ. (If the Concordia Bookstore buys it, you get 50% of the new price. If another campus bookstore buys it through us, you get 30% and we ship the book to them. If a textbook wholesaler buys it through us, they set their own - usually lower - price, and we ship it to them)
If the offered price is too low for you... You could wait until later in the year - the offered prices for some books may increase as we get closer to the start of the next term, or for the following term - *IF* that book is still being assigned for classes.
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