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assessing collection
Hello! I used to be a toy collector back in my teens to mid twenties. As a result I have many tubs of toys from the late 80's to early 2000's that have been hiding back at my parents' house. Now that my parents are moving I have to take possession of them again, and well, I'm not a collector anymore and have little interest in storing them or displaying them.
Most of the toys are Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Star Trek, or random stuff. I would say 95% of the collection is still unopened and in the box. I have a few things that are from the 70's and a few loose things. What is the best way to assess a value of a collection? What is a decent price guide to reference? Thanks for your input and help. |
look up prices on ebay, thats the easiest and fastest way
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Curious what you have, particularly Trek.
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Thanks @Tomax. I'll continue to monitor all eBay.
@LordMudd - I don't have all the toys yet. Half are at my place and the other half at parents... It won't be until the end of December before I get them all at my place. (They live about 500+ miles away from me) |
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