19 figures 1977-80 plus some extras

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It's the normal turn-out-the-loft scenario I'm afraid. Please could someone advise me whether I should put these figures and accessories on eBay as a single lot, or try to sell some/all individually? I think the weapons I have come from the survival kit rather than the original figures
The printed details on each figure are:

Han Solo GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong
Obi Wan Kenobi GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong - white hair
Darth Vader GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong
C3PO GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong
R2D2 GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong
Princess Leia GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong
Sand people GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong [ripped cape]
Chewbacca GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong [2]
Jawa GMFGI 1977 Hong Kong [$25]

Boba Fett CPG 1979 Hong Kong

Dengar LFL 1980 Hong Kong
2-1B Medical Droid LFL 1980 Hong Kong
Imperial Commander LFL 1980 Hong Kong
IG88 LFL 1980 Hong Kong
AT-AT Driver LFL 1980 Hong Kong
Rebel Commander LFL 1980 Hong Kong
Luke Skywalker (Bespin) LFL 1980 Hong Kong
Yoda LFL 1980 Hong Kong

I would really welcome some advice if anyone is able to help please. I've been searching across the variants and am a bit confused now.
Thanks
 

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Hello and welcome,

there's nothing there worth mega bucks, good to see you listed all the COO's, Hong Kong being the most common.

The Leia seems to be of highest value, espcially with the gun which looks black so you could see up to £50 for that figure complete. Limbs look to be discoloured though, or is that the light in the photo? I reckon about £200 worth in the pics give or take a few quid.

They all look to be really clean, collector quality figures so in order to get the best money, sell here in the sales thread and sell individually.

Ebay is full of idiots and scammers ;p

I might be interested in the Han Solo figure ;)
 
That's great, thanks for the quick response.
I think one of the problems selling individually is pairing up the guns. I'd need to make sure the right ones go with each figure (I can check that with the online indexes perhaps) or whether it's better to keep the survival kit set intact?
Thanks again
 
There's no great value in keeping the survival pack together TBH, you're better off pairing whatever weapons you have with figures - that's the value. The survival pack is only worth anything if it's complete and bagged.

Sell the backpacks and gas masks as one little lot, along with the instruction sheet.

Cheers
 
Perfect, thanks again. That's a great inventory image too. Makes me want to start collecting......
 
If those figures you have are from your childhood - for gods sake KEEP THEM! You'll never get them back, they're worth more than any Yak Face or Vinyl Cape Jawa. Why not try and complete the set, you never know, you might get the collecting bug and become part of the SWFUK community :)
 
Seconded! Keep them- it's a nice little collection, complete with childhood memories. You can't put a price on that. Everyone who sells their childhood stuff regrets it sooner or later...
 
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