Question Regarding Pricing - Robin & Spider-Man

[Bronxboykev]

Pricing is always subjective but from what I've seen and naturally Just my opinion

Spiderman depending on condition and Variant
with any kind of run in the outfit $20-$25
good condition outfit $35-$45
Red torso Spiderman $50-$60
Sewn on Sleeve Spiderman $90-$100
Circle suit Spiderman $300-$400
Diamond Suit and Broken suit $$$ unknow big bucks $$$

Robin
Removable mask robin all original $900-$1100
Removable mask robin reproduction mask $250-$350
Painted mask robin with elastic belt all original $80-$100
Painted mask robin with plastic belt all original $50-$60
Painted mask robin with plastic belt cloth emblem plastic snap all original $100-$110

[Wish_It_Was1984]

It's subjective to a degree, but yeah those estimates seem to ring true. The Robin w/ plastic belt though going for over $80, we'll see if that trend continues. Looks like only 2 people duked it out at that price. Future auctions can easily settle back to $50-60. Although, with Buy It Now (the bane of collector's on eBay), future sellers may squeeze supply further by seeing that result and not budging off top dollar. We'll see.

[rykerw1701]

In case anyone comes across this down the road. Yesterday the auction mentioned above, which was a very good/excellent example with only (IMO) a repro symbol, went for $86.

There's a also currently a similar quality Type 1 Spider-Man with days left and already up to $41.

The Robin that went for $86 was mine, and I was surprised. It's a very nice loose figure, but was in storage in a box of stuff to sell when I got around to it for close to 20 years. I figured if I got $50, I'd be happy. Robin's aren't hard to find.

[Wish_It_Was1984]

The Robin that went for $86 was mine, and I was surprised. It's a very nice loose figure, but was in storage in a box of stuff to sell when I got around to it for close to 20 years. I figured if I got $50, I'd be happy. Robin's aren't hard to find.

I know, I was the one that pushed the winning bidder to $86. I bid $85. :D

Robin's are common, but not in that condition and conveniently complete. Outside of the small mark on the glove and repro logo (IMO and I don't mind repro on that), it looked great. I figured I'd push my max a little since it was so good, no other figure up right now matches it, and I'm impatient when my collecting budget has money in it again.

Didn't think I'd have competition, but there you go. I'm sure another example of that quality will present itself.

[josephcardone]

The type 1 versions of each will be more - but standard versions of type 1 and type 2 are common.

The standard Robin is higher priced because of the accessories.

There are some pretty expensive variations of each of these too.