Autographed Peter Lynch “Beating the Street” Hardcover – First Edition, Signed Collector’s Copy

Own a piece of investment history: this First Edition hardcover of Peter Lynch’s landmark Wall Street bestseller Beating the Street is personally inscribed and signed by Lynch himself on the copyright page. With only one copy available, we’re accepting bids and offers from discerning collectors and finance professionals.

Key Details & Collectible Highlights

• Title & Author: Beating the Street by Peter Lynch
• Signature & Inscription:
  • “To: [Name]” (top of page)
  • “best wishes” (center)
  • “peter s lynch 5/13/93” (bottom)
• Edition & Binding: First Edition (hardcover) with original Simon & Schuster dust jacket
• ISBN: 9780671759155 / 0671759159
• Condition:
  • Book: 9/10 (pristine pages & boards)
  • Dust Jacket: 8/10 (minor shelf wear, slight fade at top inside flap; no tears)
• Provenance: Sourced from a reputable antiquarian specialist in autographed, out‑of‑print, and special‑edition books
• Availability: Only one signed copy in stock; accepting bids and offers

Why This Copy Matters

This is an iconic investment classic: Lynch’s proven strategies helped countless investors—and this signed first edition embodies that legacy.

Authenticity Assurance: While there’s no formal COA, our copy comes from a vetted collector’s merchant renowned for genuine, properly sourced autographs.

Collector‑Grade Quality: Crisp pages, intact dust jacket, and a clear, bold signature make this an outstanding addition to any finance or rare book collection.

Ordering, Shipping & Returns

Bids & Offers Welcome: Submit your best offer—serious inquiries only.

Shipping: Calculated at checkout via USPS Priority Mail (insured, with signature required) or your preferred carrier.

Returns: No returns for this item.

Submit Your Offer Today

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a signed first‑edition of Beating the Street, one of the most influential investment books ever written. With only one copy available, serious collectors and investors should act now—place your bid or make an offer to secure this cornerstone of Wall Street wisdom.