Frank- theres also the AT-AT survival baggie- ill send pictures tomorrow
DandE412 said:Hello Frank my name is Matt . Ive been trying to reach you on here but as a new member ive been having trouble communicating directly with you. I buy sell collect star wars figures in the states and recently stumbled on a collection of baggies . My email is EMAIL REMOVED BY MOD, PM HIM! I have a few that you do not have photos for on your site. Id also like to pick your brain about rarity and value of some of these . I look forward to your response and to any info you can give me . Thank you
Matt
No worries Frank, great that you think its legit too and I'll defo get it to Steve at some point to be sure 8)Frunkstar said:OMG so sorry for not posting earlier Scott, that looks like a legit baggie & good heatseals from what I can tell, but to date a baggie/figure combo I have not seen before, it would be a ESB-d baggie, so a great find!, may well be worth sending in to UKG for authentication with it being a new find just to be sure.
@ Ferro - have sent you a pm with my email addy for photos
Frunkstar said:Glad you like it Mike, you have to get a baggie mate, everyone needs at least one bit of baggied goodness.
Right bit of a major update to the individual baggies again, this time something special with not one but 2 new Kenner baggie types not untill now known, both the V1 & V2 are internal baggie, I am presuming ment for carding as they are plain no text bags which in some cases are folded over obscuring the view of the figure, so they were never designed for onward sale, I was very luck to have been informed about these popping up on ebay stateside by a friend there who also kindly bid on them on my behalf, luckily due to them being a to date unknown baggie type, they for the most part flew under the radar & I got a cracking deal on them, I did not do this lightly though with my friend having some good connections managed to confirm the sellers story of his grandmother working in the shipping department of Kenner for a number of years & over time building up a huge cache of baggies, which the grandson has now after her death been selling off.
Sadly i was not able to secure either of the quality control unaged sample multipacks he listed for sale as they went for mega monies :| along with these he had a great many standard Kenner baggies.
Some info on his Grandmother -
The grandmother's name (kenner employee) was Jeanne Yvonne Sexton. She worked for Kenner for over 30 years in 'shipping' - unknown capacity. According to her her obituary she passed in 1994 at age 65 in Hamilton County, Ohio.