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Hi Claire, we've had this happen (without the dollar amount as a confounding factor). </div>
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Generally we've already deaccessioned the book and replaced it (if we decided to). We have simply stamped the book as withdrawn and given it back to them. </div>
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Now if the book is an extremely rare or valuable copy, I imagine that I'd talk to the foundation about reimbursing the patron and taking the book back into our possession. Theoretical. </div>
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<div>What would you do if someone contacted you and told you they bought an item from a second-hand shop but then realized the item had your library's barcode on it? They ask you what you want to do and they let you know they spent about $90 on it. I know everyone
is getting ready for the holiday! Any ideas appreciated! </div>
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