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Old 10-14-2011, 11:24 AM   #17
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I thought Toy Fare Mag had a price guid in it. I haven't picked one up since college but I would think listing for new toys would be in it just like the vintage ones. Checklists do help but not with price and as someone put it, there only worth what someone will pay. Roshan just made a ML Guide and others have made later year Joe books. If there is a big enough need for one I'n sure it will get done. Unfortuneately ebay seems to deturmine aftermarket value on things so if a couple of people are willing to spend crazy money on it. You bet people will try to sell it for that much. We've all said it before, collecting MU is not an investment. We are the only people willing to pay more for these things. 20 years down the line I do not see anyone making a profit on these.
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