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MEGO Dobey or Huggy Bear on a Chopper Card?

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  • shazam7208
    Career Member
    • Oct 28, 2008
    • 803

    MEGO Dobey or Huggy Bear on a Chopper Card?

    Looking for some advice...I've never collected the Starsky & Hutch line, so I usually don't pay much attention to them, but the woman I bought the Dinah-Mite outfits from also had a what I thought was a Chopper figure, but I was curious what they might be going for, thought I might pick it up if she wasn't asking much for it when I go back to meet with her. So I just went to ebay and did a search on him and the figure on the Chopper card was either Dobey or Huggy Bear...it wasn't the Chopper figure.

    What would the value be on a MEGO Starsky & Hutch ERROR figure/Card?

    Any thoughts?
  • megocrazy
    Museum Trouble Maker
    • Feb 18, 2007
    • 3718

    #2
    I wouldn't put a lot on the error, though Dobey and Huggy are both well done and decently sought after pieces. While they are hardly what I would call rare they are by far the two hardest figures to find in the S&H line.
    It's not a doll it's an action figure.

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    • MIB41
      Eloquent Member
      • Sep 25, 2005
      • 15633

      #3
      I would also make sure the package has not been open or a reseal where they didn't notice the character name didn't match.

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      • English Paul
        Archive cased.
        • Aug 17, 2005
        • 1734

        #4
        Originally posted by megocrazy
        I wouldn't put a lot on the error, though Dobey and Huggy are both well done and decently sought after pieces. While they are hardly what I would call rare they are by far the two hardest figures to find in the S&H line.
        Funny thing is, finding a loose Chopper, Huggy or Dobey isn't actually that easy. They seem to be much easier to find carded.
        "I should say I`m very much cleverer than any of the people who put me here. As a matter of fact, I could leave any time I wanted. It`s only a doll`s house after all. Anyway, I don`t mind. I like dolls" - The Mad Hatter, Arkham Asylum.

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        • megocrazy
          Museum Trouble Maker
          • Feb 18, 2007
          • 3718

          #5
          Originally posted by English Paul
          Funny thing is, finding a loose Chopper, Huggy or Dobey isn't actually that easy. They seem to be much easier to find carded.
          I totally agree. I only obtained mine within the last couple of years. (I only collect loose figures and won't just buy it, I'd rather hunt it down.).

          I am really surprised they don't command more money. They're much rarer than some of the WGSH, just not as popular. I'm guessing a number of them went to clearance and were never opened to be played with, and just went into collector boxes for the future.
          It's not a doll it's an action figure.

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          • tllgn
            Persistent Member
            • Feb 6, 2010
            • 1690

            #6
            ^^^
            thats true,in 1980 when toysrus opened here in portland for the first time ,they had a ton of starsky & hutch figures for 97 cents each ,i bought all five figures a few times over,keeping a set on card .

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