Richard Sharpe or Neal Carey

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I collect 1st editions of both Bernard Cornwell’s “Richard Sharpe” novels
and Don Winslow’s “Neal Carey” novels.  Right now I’m working on acquiring
some of their earlier novels.  I’m a big fan of both authors, so the
question is, for my next purchase do I go for a Cornwell book or a Carey
book. Given that I can’t find a real bargains in the market place, which
of the two series is like to appreciate in value more.
pAnybody have any thoughts?
pDC
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