First of all, you need to evaluate your Antique Manuscript and determine its value. Check whether the copy has finished value, using relevant characteristics such as its age, type and type of writing, physical condition and history. If needed, seek the help of experts or antique sales experts to help you in the correct evaluation. To attract foreign buyers, you must use various advertising and marketing methods. You can use the internet and authentic antique selling websites and publish your ads on the relevant sites. Also, check social networks, forums, and groups related to antique enthusiasts and introduce your version there.

To sell to foreign customers, you can use customer access services. These services can include commercial mediation, online shopping sites, international antique fairs, and participation in online auctions and auctions. These services can help you reach foreign buyers and facilitate your sales. Be sure to check the laws and regulations related to the export and import of antique products before selling to a foreign buyer. Each country may have specific regulations in this regard. Check whether there is a need for a license or special documentation to export the antique manuscript to the country of interest and whether you have complied with the relevant tax laws. Also, it is very important to follow the laws related to the protection of cultural heritage and local laws that may exist in your country.

After finding a willing foreign buyer, you must close the deal. To ensure a secure transaction, you can use secure payment methods such as financial intermediation, escrow, or use secure online payment systems. Also, use safe and reliable methods to send the manuscript to the foreign buyer, such as sending by certified mail or using reliable international shipping companies. If possible, provide documentation such as certificates, reports, or a description of the manuscript's characteristics and history with the antique manuscript. These documents can give the foreign buyer more confidence in the authenticity and value of your copy.

Before buying a manuscript, do your research and make sure that the seller and the library or store you are buying from are reputable and trustworthy. Check to see if the seller has experience and a reputation for book antiques and if they have other examples of antique manuscript books. Also, you can search about the seller and how they operate on relevant forums, scientific forums, websites and social networks to get other people's opinions and experiences. Ask the seller to provide documents and certificates that confirm the authenticity and authenticity of the manuscript. These documents can include prescription history, specialized certifications from reputable experts, or research reports. Check if these documents and certificates are from reliable and up-to-date sources.

If possible, consult independent and reputable experts in the field of antique manuscripts. They can help you determine the authenticity of the manuscript and provide more detailed technical comments. Ask questions of people who have experience and reputation in this field and use their opinions. Carefully examine the manuscript copy and check its physical properties. Check if the writing style and style are acceptable, the type of ink and paper are appropriate for the relevant time period, and if there are signs or signatures of alterations or attempts.

Carefully examine the manuscript copy and check its physical properties. Check that the writing style and style are acceptable, that the type of ink and paper is appropriate for the relevant time period, and that there are no signs or signatures of alterations or attempts at forgery. Also, check the book for scratches, blemishes, and unusual changes. Comparing the antique manuscript with examples and images available from reliable sources can help you verify its authenticity. Using reliable sources and relevant books, exhibitions and museums can help you in this step.

Ask the seller to provide guarantees about the authenticity of the manuscript and the authenticity of the purchase. This can include commitments that the seller will accept liability and refund your money if the copy is proven to be inauthentic. Check the manuscript's version history and ensure that its path and ownership are legally and transparently verified. Request documents such as previous purchase invoices, certificates and related legal documents from the seller. In case of insufficient assurance, you can refer to independent and reliable experts in the field of book antiques. They can use their knowledge to review the manuscript and provide a more detailed technical opinion.