The first edition of A Christmas Carol (or The Carol, as it is known to collectors of Dickens’s works) has benefited from all these factors, and hence has consistently risen in value. A true first edition (from the first printing) is generally worth from $18,000 to $45,000.Click to see full answer. In this regard, how much is a first edition Charles Dickens worth? Little Dorrit. First edition, first issue, bound from parts, of one of Dickens’ most outspoken and outstanding novels, with 40 illustrations by Hablôt Knight Brown (“Phiz”), including frontispiece and vignette title page. $2000.Similarly, how many first editions of A Christmas Carol were printed? The volume, published by Chapman and Hall on 19 December 1843, was an immediate success and the initial print run of 6,000 copies sold out within a matter of days. Likewise, people ask, how much would Charles Dickens be worth today? Charles Dickens was worth £93,000 when he died in 1870. What would that be in today’s money? According to the great web site Global Financial Data, £93,000 in 1870 would be worth £4,381,695 in 1998.Who published the first edition of A Christmas Carol?Dickens, Charles
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