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I know it’s April but this is weird. All the McFarlane Supergirl figures stolen in transit somehow?
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I know it’s April but this is weird. All the McFarlane Supergirl figures stolen in transit somehow? -
Seems the TRU mafia has returned! 😄 -
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Bwahahahaha! Guess the mafia is working overtime!!!
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Yeah this stuff is not as liquid as cigarettes and televisions. There is no way to sell these without it leading back to you.
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That's why you sit on it, take it to toy shows, comic conventions, and you cut side deals with collectable store owners and comic shop owners. And yes, Flea Markets are also good to move product. Plus there are overseas connections too. The thing is to sit on it as you STASH the product in different locations, so if you do get pinched, you don't lose the ENTIRE inventory.
C232 was just here, Motor City is next month. Chicago toy show is in 2 weeks. That's only just in this area. Who knows what others shows and events are going on across the country. Lots of work for someone.
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Agreeing with Palitoy, low-run action figures are not very marketable or desirable for thieves. If they try to sell them on eBay, that will be noticed immediately. Sad reality, as I see it, is that the thieves were after more fungible consumer goods like Nike shoes. Action figures are likely collateral damage, destined for the flea market/dump/bonfire.Comment
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