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  • Duncan
    Museum focus-groupie
    • Jun 27, 2009
    • 1542

    Accidental Littlest Pet Shop Collector

    So, I'm finally getting around to selling stuff on ebay. We have a few boxes of toys from 2002-2006 when we bought ahead for our kids, but didn't give the stuff to them (primarily misplaced & forgotten). I figured I'd start with something easy, so I pulled out a LPS two-pack and checked values. $55 was the average for MIP - OK. Simple enough. The next two pack I pulled out was selling recently for $100. That's nice...somehow, I'm in less of a hurry to sell a valuable one. Next one out was also $100 (and that might be all the LPS we have).

    Now I have to decide whether to sell or keep. I'm not really attached, but I hesitate to sell good pieces. Anyone else ever stumble into a collection by accident?
  • Hedji
    Citizen of Gotham
    • Nov 17, 2012
    • 7246

    #2
    Man, I've got a load of loose ones my daughter grew out of. Do they go for anything?

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    • palitoy
      live. laugh. lisa needs braces
      • Jun 16, 2001
      • 59794

      #3
      if loose are worth money, i live in a gold mine.
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      • luey
        Treasure Hunter
        • Jun 17, 2001
        • 2631

        #4
        LPS and Shopkins over flow here too
        Greg Mason The Vintage Toy Picker from Knoxville, TN

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        • 4NDR01D
          Alpha Centauri....OR DIE!
          • Jan 22, 2008
          • 3266

          #5
          I thought maybe my daughter would be into them so I bought every baggie full of them I came across in thrift shops for a few years. She's not.

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          • Mr.Marion
            Permanent Member
            • Sep 15, 2014
            • 2733

            #6
            I'd sell them and pay it forward. Buy them something they are into now with the money.

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            • Godzilla
              Permanent Member
              • Nov 3, 2002
              • 3009

              #7
              I saw a sign in Target limiting Shopkins pruchases to 3 per family last night. Those things are crazy popular. My youngest has a couple and they're exactly the kind of thing he usually couldn't care less about.
              Mortui Vivos Docent
              The Dead Teach the Living

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              • EMCE Hammer
                Moderation Engineer
                • Aug 14, 2003
                • 25766

                #8
                Originally posted by Godzilla
                I saw a sign in Target limiting Shopkins pruchases to 3 per family last night. Those things are crazy popular. My youngest has a couple and they're exactly the kind of thing he usually couldn't care less about.
                I've got the same thing going on. One of my younger sons has a shoebox-sized container full of them. He's a SW/Lego/Superhero kid, except for the Shopkins. He typically plays with them alone, so it's not a peer pressure thing.

                I am glad to hear I am not the only one who 'buys ahead' for my children only to have them grow out of the items before I find them in storage. Thankfully I found a stash of Lego from a couple of years ago that were timely for the younglings this past Christmas, but usually I am stuck with a pile that ends up donated.

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                • Werewolf
                  Inhuman
                  • Jul 14, 2003
                  • 14974

                  #9
                  Anyone else seen the new Shopkins dolls? Super cute.
                  You are a bold and courageous person, afraid of nothing. High on a hill top near your home, there stands a dilapidated old mansion. Some say the place is haunted, but you don't believe in such myths. One dark and stormy night, a light appears in the topmost window in the tower of the old house. You decide to investigate... and you never return...

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                  • nazgul
                    Lord of Light
                    • May 2, 2011
                    • 1040

                    #10
                    My daughter has been customizing all of hers...in terms of money, they aren't worth anything....but for sentimental reasons, they are priceless....
                    You will always be your child's favorite toy. ~Vicki Lansky

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                    • toys2cool
                      Ultimate Mego Warrior
                      • Nov 27, 2006
                      • 28605

                      #11
                      I sell these all the time..I'd sell them if I were you..some are rare loose but that takes a lot of time to look at one by one.. They normally sell for around $1 a piece loose..so in big lots you can do well
                      "Time to nut up or shut up" -Tallahassee

                      http://ultimatewarriorcollection.webs.com/
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