Just wondering, in general how much different in price would a loose figure be compared to one that is still carded?
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Well in my experience a lot for instance I paid 200 for a Palitoy superstar doll out the box and for one mint in the box I paid 300 for it .....depends on what it is though -
depends on the figure, one character could go for $25 loose & $50 carded like the Hulk,Kirk,Spock,Bones but then one could be $75 loose like Ironman but hit $15K carded"Time to nut up or shut up" -Tallahassee
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OK - I'm hoping to get an Isis someday if I can find one at a price I can afford. On ebay they only seem to have carded figures ( regular card ) and one at $199.00 didn't sell ( out of my price range anyway ) so I'm trying to figure out what a loose one would generally be worth and if I could even afford it loose.Comment
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OK - I'm hoping to get an Isis someday if I can find one at a price I can afford. On ebay they only seem to have carded figures ( regular card ) and one at $199.00 didn't sell ( out of my price range anyway ) so I'm trying to figure out what a loose one would generally be worth and if I could even afford it loose.Comment
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There are a couple of pieces that have definitely increasing. The figures with the difficult to get accessories. Thor, Conan, Isis, Green Arrow, etc. They're getting harder and harder to find and complete examples are rarer everyday. I bought a loose Isis at the Meet a couple of years ago for $75. At the time it was an average price and it was a very nice piece. Today I would expect to get no less than $100. Isis boots and gauntlets are rarely seen loose on the open market which has pushed more to go after complete pieces increasing demand and final price. I have an Isis and I'd find it hard not to pull the trigger on a loose complete one for $65. While more common pieces like Batman, Robin, and Superman have been fairly stable I think the demand for original accessories is on the rise. Look at Ironman stuff. $35+ for boots, gloves, or a belt is not unheard of. Yet you can find complete ones selling for $80-$90 regularly. How many times do you see any common figure sell for under $10 yet a headless T2 body can sell as high as $15. Pull the head and clothes off a common figure and it's a Thor or Conan body. Sometimes it doesn't make sense but it happens.It's not a doll it's an action figure.Comment
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