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Joe_O
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 |  Subject: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set?  Fri Sep 03, 2010 9:53 am | |
| As per the title really, just throwing it out there to see what people think a decent set would be worth in 2010.
Do people even still buy sets?
(missing A-wing pilot, han carb figure and pop up R2, but have tri Fett, blue snag and all the others.) |
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DarthBerizing
Johnpaul Ragusa
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| | Subject: Re: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set? Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:01 am | |
| Assuming all normal variations (no VC Jawa, DT or OJ Luke) right?
I'd figure $1625 or so. Here's my logic
First 21 - $300
Next 56 - $600
Last 17 (but in this case 14) - $ 500
Blue Snag - $125
Tri Logo Fett - $100
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Joe_O
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| | Subject: Re: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set? Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:07 am | |
| Thanks John, yes you are right no big guns like the VC, all normal variations.
Definitely food for thought...
I just found John A Grahams FS post on RS, looks like he got about $1500 for his set so you are pretty close (although he had a few cool varis some of his figures werent mint)
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DarthBerizing
Johnpaul Ragusa
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| | Subject: Re: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set? Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:12 am | |
| Its a moving target. There are so many variables that can affect it. I'm not even taking into account how shitty the market is right now.
You looking for a full set? |
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wbobafett
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| | Subject: Re: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set? Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:16 am | |
| or maybe thinking about selling???? |
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Joe_O
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| | Subject: Re: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set? Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:20 am | |
| It's that damn POTF proof!  Keep thinking of quick cash solutions! (so yes selling!) |
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DarthBerizing
Johnpaul Ragusa
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| | Subject: Re: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set? Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:22 am | |
| - Joe_O wrote:
- It's that damn POTF proof!
Keep thinking of quick cash solutions! (so yes selling!) ahhhh Dustin bumped his post! Joe - I didnt realize you even had a loose set. I thought we monogomous to the SWD! |
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wbobafett
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| | Subject: Re: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set? Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:24 am | |
| john...joe....why dont come in chat?
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DarthBerizing
Johnpaul Ragusa
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| | Subject: Re: OT: Valuation of a an almost complete (and C9) loose set? Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:25 am | |
| Wolff - Some of us are working hard at their jobs and can't waste time chatting away about vintage. Posting though is different  Who am I kidding? On my way! |
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