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Old 04-16-2014, 08:53 AM   #15
Borngreen
Join Date: Apr 2014
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Say your talking old school vintage Stars was carded 12 back its huge money but you add a graded one thats high like a 8 or above the stuff goes into the stratosphere! Same as comic books do I have seen it happen . There are guy who just go to shows to buy things they think will grade high to roll the dice !

A toy can sell for 10 -20 even more some times what guide price is . There is a HUGE market for premo 70's -80's graded figures and comics . The guys who buy this stuff have pockets with no bottoms who just want them for PURE investments and they will ONLY touch that graded stuff. But most of them are not toy guys they just want to say they have them.

But myself I can't enjoy a toy behind thick plastic let alone MOC. I always opened mine so I just buy as mint as i can find for the money I have to spend . I think it will run you 40-50 bucks to have a figure graded buy CGC. They may have gone up though . I just snagged a few vintage mego batman figures and have them on display instead of behind pastic

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