I recently bought a collection of vintage figures. Most are from the original 1st 25-30 figures and are in very good if not mint shape. I have all of the weapons with these figures and was wondering if it is better to sell the figures complete or to part them out and sell the weapons separately? Some of these figures are so mint that I may just send them into AFA to be cased but I'm just not sure yet. Thanks for your input.
QUESTION Weapons value
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I wouldn’t touch a loose weapon on eBay these days with all the fakes/repros floating around. Kinda sad because I believe most sellers are honest, but the bad apples spoil it for everyone.
Have AFA authenticate the weapon (with the figure) for you.
Just my 2 cents as well.
Have AFA authenticate the weapon (with the figure) for you.
Just my 2 cents as well.
Offer them for sale here wouldn't be a bad idea. Why part out complete pieces
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If the figures are near perfect then keep them together as they'll fetch a good price. Most collectors know it's easier to purchase a complete figure than an incomplete one and then hunt for an accessory.
If the figure has some wear to the paint or other defects, then I'd separate the weapon and sell the items individually. For smooth sales try here or any of the major facebook groups.
I wouldn't worry about AFA unless you're selling a DT saber figure or a vinyl Jawa. You'll have to wait ages to get the figure back and the extra money you'll make, you'll mostly spend on the grading service.
If the figure has some wear to the paint or other defects, then I'd separate the weapon and sell the items individually. For smooth sales try here or any of the major facebook groups.
I wouldn't worry about AFA unless you're selling a DT saber figure or a vinyl Jawa. You'll have to wait ages to get the figure back and the extra money you'll make, you'll mostly spend on the grading service.
