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Value has nothing to do with anything I collect. It's a passion not an investment or monetary bragging right.

Here is my prize lot for the Jezathon. Don't get too excited, the cardback has been repaired. Yoda is a custom bootleg by yours truly. Sorry no mac and cheese in the box.

I will be adding a super duper mystery prize to the prize draw...once I get off my ass and go take a pic. :D

I would think Food, water, Ammo, and Shelter would be more in my collecting focus at that point. :D

Sexy.

That's what I paid for my Canadian one in the same shape. Probably leaning more to the £150 side..maybe a bit more.

Great Job. Now I need an autograph on that Guinness pic of you. :D

Already giving head. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yep. First gen repros from the early 90's. Heavy as ****.

Yeah...it was stuck to his back the whole time. :lol: :lol:

Thanks for putting up with me all these years. :P

As Iain said, I had a little different perspective. It was nice to see my friends I haven't seen since Anaheim and also to meet collectors I have never met face to face. As Grant said there was a lot of vintage and some rarer items at top prices, but bargains were there if you looked hard...

Jez did a fantastic job in Orlando. Hell he even crowbarred a $20 outta of my pocket.. Great Job!!!!!!!

This is why I don't get along with many of the new breed of collectors. It's more about how much money they can piss away and investing. It seems worse with American collectors, but then again I see it more and more on a few select UK fb pages.

You have to work with the space you have. Some guys with little space just focus on one character or some go for higher end items as they may only be able to get a couple of them a year. I have no focus myself. :P

So you are saying theres a chance then............................

No.

This thread is making my nuts hurt. :?

Go **** yourself. :P