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Title: Price and Value Questions
Post by: francois_fett on January 28, 2003, 01:40 PM
 hi guys, i want your opinion on my sell list in the classified. is my price too high ? i've got  alot of good item's in there, i dont understand why so few
poeple sent me offers. please be honnest.
thanks guys.

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Title: Re:is my price too hight?
Post by: Reconsgt on January 29, 2003, 08:49 AM
One way to check what the current market is doing is to pick a few items you have and compaire the prices you want to those of current sales. Look at ebay under completed auctions and see what the have been selling for and take the average. Alot of people myself included prefer to buy in lots off of auctions this a lso usually equals a lower price per unit and cuts the shipping considerably.
Title: Re:is my price too hight?
Post by: RJP on January 29, 2003, 02:58 PM
You have mail ;D
Title: Re: Is my price too high?
Post by: JediMAC on January 29, 2003, 03:20 PM
Francois -
That's a very reasonable price listed for the 101 regular carded figures, 1 Theater Luke, 1 300th Fett, and one Leia 2-pack that you've got pictured there.  That's well over $500 retail value you've got up for sale...

I think the problem is that most people have a lot of those figures already, so they don't want to purchase the entire group of figures as one huge lot.  You should try breaking them up a little, either by line (like you already have them), or even by individual figures.  Maybe list them individually for a little while, and let people pick and choose the specific ones they want, and then list the remainders in lots.

Good luck!
Title: Re:is my price too hight?
Post by: RJP on February 11, 2003, 03:54 PM
Congrats on reaching your reserve! ;D
Title: Re: is my price too hight?
Post by: Hung Solow on June 2, 2003, 11:37 AM
Unfortunately, the U.S. economy refects in the Sw market as well.  In the last year prices seem to be generaly lower.  I would hold on to my collection until a couple of months before EP3, if I wanted optimum price.
Title: Re: is my price too hight?
Post by: Morgbug on June 2, 2003, 01:24 PM
Very wise move Hung.  I must admit to being surprised how cheap things are right now.  Had I known that a year ago, well, not much would have changed, but some things I would have held off on.  
Title: What are these figs and vehicles worth??
Post by: Lemon-Viper on June 18, 2003, 12:05 PM
In 1995 I started buying the POFT2 figs and vehicles.  I've got about every figure between then and 1998.  I also have the AT-AT, AT-ST, Falcon, Tie Fighter, Darth Vader's Tie Fighter, snow speeder, X-wing, land speeder.
My figs are all loose with all their accessories.  The vehicles are loose and complete, but most have their boxes.

I'm collecting vintage figs, and would like to know what I could expect to get in trade value for the POTF2 figs when trading for Vintage ones.

I've never seen a price guide and I don't want too!  Should I expect to trade 2 to 1, 1 to 1, 3 to 1?  Thanks for any help.

Lemon-Viper
Title: Re: What are these figs and vehicles worth??
Post by: Hung Solow on June 23, 2003, 11:14 PM
The AT-ST and TIE fighter are a little more coveted, as far as vehicles go.
Title: NEED HELP!! Need to price my collection for sale!
Post by: Lemon-Viper on January 19, 2004, 11:00 AM
Hi, I've recently put up my entire POTF2 collection up for Trade/Sale.  I have someone interested in the collection, but they don't want to make an offer for it.  Can anyone help me out with an estimated price?  Here's what I have.

Vehicles
1995 TIE Fighter with box- opened to put stickers on, stored since.
1995 Land Speeder with box- opened to put stickers on, stored since.
1996 Snow Speeder- loose and complete, sticker wear, sound effects work great.

Figures
Power of the Force 2- all complete except Emperor.  Most have filecards.
1995
Ben Kenobi
Boba Fett-circles on hands
C-3PO
Chewbacca
Han Solo-original
Han Solo-Hoth gear
Lando- original
Leia- original
Luke Skywalker-original
Luke-Degobah
R2-D2
Storm Trooper
Yoda
1996
Death Star Gunner
Greedo
Han Solo-Carbonite
Jawas
Luke- Storm Trooper
Luke- X-Wing
Luke- Jedi
Momaw Nadon(Hammerhead)
R5-D4
Sand Trooper
TIE fighter Pilot
Tusken Raider
1997
ASP-7 Droid
AT-ST Driver
Bib Fortuna
Bossk
Emperor Palpatine-missing walking stick
Emperor’s Royal Guard
EV-9D9
Han Solo-Endor gear
Hoth Rebel Soldier
Lando- Skiff Guard
Leia- Jabba’s Prisoner
Luke- Ceremonial outfit
Luke- Bespin with removable hand
Luke-Hoth gear
Malakili(Rancor Keeper)
Ponda Baba(walrus man)
Rebel Fleet Trooper
Saelt-Marae(Yak Face)
Weequay Skiff Guard
2-1B Medical Droid
4-Lom
1998
Ewoks
Ugnaughts

Episode 1
Boss Nass -complete with Staff and Comm Tech chip

Thanks for your help!

Joel
Title: Re: NEED HELP!! Need to price my collection for sale!
Post by: Thomas Grey on January 19, 2004, 09:39 PM
Lee's Toy Review lists what you have (loose, which is assumed complete & mint) as follows:
Vehicles
1995 TIE Fighter with box- opened to put stickers on, stored since. - $20
1995 Land Speeder with box- opened to put stickers on, stored since. - $12
1996 Snow Speeder- loose and complete, sticker wear, sound effects work great. - $35

They list most orange, green carded and FFAS loose for $3 each. The only exceptions are the long saber jedis, Boba Fett variations & rare figures (exclusives or low production runs). I'd total that and see what you have and use it as a ballpark. While you may want to start high with your offer, if it's a friend, I'd be inclined to lower it to a price that will make you happy and not insult the friend.

A lot of these figures are available carded at flea markets and collectible shops for the $3 tag recommended by Lee's. Use this as a high measure of the value and go from there.

As always, the value to most collectors (myself included) is more personal than price driven.

Hope that helps!
Title: Re: NEED HELP!! Need to price my collection for sale!
Post by: JediMAC on January 29, 2004, 05:42 PM
Thomas (Lee's) is right, probably about $3 each (tops) for your 49 loose figures there, all of which are quite common.  I don't agree with those Lee's vehicle prices though.  I highly doubt you could get those amounts for them.  I'd say about $25 - $30 for the three vehicles.  Heck, they only cost about $50 originally at retail, and I would say they've gone DOWN in value since then, since they're loose and played with.  Not to mention the Landspeeder and Tie Fighter have both had newer, more accurate sculpts released at retail since then...

So for the entire lot, I'd say it's probably "worth" maybe $175.  Might want to start out by asking for $200, and see how it goes...  Good luck Joel!
Title: Re: NEED HELP!! Need to price my collection for sale!
Post by: Lemon-Viper on February 3, 2004, 05:14 PM
Thanks guys.  I offered my friend them all for $130 before I read your replies.  I was figuring $2 appiece for the figs and $30 total for the 3 vehicles.  I guess I did pretty good at guessing at it.  He's still thinking about it right now...
Title: Pricing question.
Post by: Lemon-Viper on April 6, 2004, 01:28 PM
I have been offered some cash for my POTF2 AT-AT and need to know what a good price is for it.  I don't want to rip someone off but I don't want to go too cheep either.

This is what I have that I need an opinion on:

POTF2 AT-AT Walker with two exclusive figures: Has box, mint condition.  Opened only to put stickers on and then stored for last 5-6 years.

POTF2 Millinium Falcon: Has box, mint condition.  Opened only to put stickers on and then stored for last 5-6 years.

POTF2 TIE Fighter: Has box, mint condition.  Opened only to put stickers on and then stored for last 5-6 years.

Thanks for any opinions!

Joel
Title: Re: Pricing question.
Post by: stormie on April 6, 2004, 05:29 PM
Well, of the three, the AT-AT is by far the most valuable. A good indication of value is always eBay completed auctions. Loose, complete (with figures) AT-ATs are going for around $58, but some have gone higher and lower.

The Millennium Falcon is worth only about $15-$20 opened.

The TIE Fighter is the least valuable, with prices ranging from $5-$10 for a loose example.

 :)
Title: Re: Pricing question.
Post by: Lemon-Viper on April 22, 2004, 01:02 PM
Thanks Stormie.  Looks like I'll be keeping my vehicles.  After pulling them out of storage, they're just too cool to let go!
Title: Re: NEED HELP!! Need to price my collection for sale!
Post by: Encrypt3dByt3s on July 6, 2004, 01:14 PM
eBay is pretty much the barometer of values for Star Wars stuff.  Look your stuff up in the completed auctions there and you'll see what they're selling for.  Forget using a price guide...