NEW AUCKLAND STORE GRAND OPENING DAY!
Our new Auckland store at 4 Glenside Crescent, Eden Terrace is ready for you with an opening date of Saturday 7th March. Save the date! You've been waiting a long time for this moment so come and say hi to your familiar friendly faces in store. Excuse the chaos, join the madness and see you on Saturday, from 9:30am onwards.
We will be open from 9:30am-5:30pm Mondays through to Sundays every week, so come and see the new digs. Tell your mates!
Hard to Find Books Auckland HAS MOVED
HARD TO FIND AUCKLAND IS DEAD, LONG LIVE HARD TO FIND AUCKLAND
Dearest Friends: The St. Benedicts Street shop is now CLOSED. We are now officially located at 4 GLENSIDE CRESCENT, just a leisurely stroll from our old location. We are not yet open to the public, but available BY APPOINTMENT for you to collect online orders and for us to look at books you're interested in selling. Official opening date TBA, but we promise it will be ASAP!
Until we get phones set up, you can contact the Auckland team via email at books2@hardtofind.co.nz
Thank you all for your continued support!
-Hard to Find Books
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USA CUSTOMERS READ ME! (updated)
TRUMP TARIFFS: New Zealand Post (NZP) has resumed sending to the USA, hooray. However, your books will be a little more expensive, as we shall be passing on the cost of both the tariffs and costs associated with paying said tariffs onto you, the customer (SAD!). But the good news is, once you have paid for your book/s and shipping, you will NOT have to pay any extra duties or fees to receive your package (unlike the situation recently, when we did not have a DDP ("delivery duties paid") service available)
Random note: if you are in ALASKA or HAWAI'I, we have no idea why, but it costs an extra NZ$25 PER BOOK in some circumstances to send a package to you! If you have an alternative address in another US state, that is your best bet.
Malazan 1st Editions
Rare Frank Ocean printed memorabilia
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