going rate for VC jawas....
- Thread starter gustie
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On completed listings on Ebay, one went for £105 and a UKG (70% graded) went for £160, AFA carded ones at 85% and above are going for £5000+
But then I'm sure you've checked that allready!
I'm getting hold of a job lot of mint figures from a friend who claims to have some 'very rare' ones! I said I'd sell them on Ebay for him in return for a pick of the best couple for myself, if I come across a VCJ, I'll let you know....
But then I'm sure you've checked that allready!
I'm getting hold of a job lot of mint figures from a friend who claims to have some 'very rare' ones! I said I'd sell them on Ebay for him in return for a pick of the best couple for myself, if I come across a VCJ, I'll let you know....
jabbawokkie
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gustie said:
yeah and hopefully fell in it
craignwo4life
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A few years ago a loose C9 one was about £150 but these days they are usually AFA graded.
tiefighterboy
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I would not buy one unless it was AFA in this case. I despise AFA, but way too many fakes out there. The only way I would buy one ungraded is if I hd it in my hands to inspect. You guys starting to have "Auggie" withdrawal??? :lol:
tiefighterboy
Grand Master
gustie said:
Glad to hear it. Those AFA cases get in the way anyways :wink: . Post pics when you get it.
Ron
Sith Lord
He is a expensive little figure
Ron
Sith Lord
Am thinking about maybe selling my MOC AFA 80. There was a 85 sold at premier collection auctions last week for $7000 + 20%
re the side knob or button
Jawa Gun: There has been much discussion over what gun was originally released with carded Vinyl Cape Jawas in 1978. Evidence over the years has shown that both versions of the original, black (or dark green) Jawa gun (shown at top left) with or without the side knob or button were released with the figure. The Jawa gun that was bluer in colour (shown at bottom left) was never released with the Vinyl Cape Jawa.
Jawa Gun: There has been much discussion over what gun was originally released with carded Vinyl Cape Jawas in 1978. Evidence over the years has shown that both versions of the original, black (or dark green) Jawa gun (shown at top left) with or without the side knob or button were released with the figure. The Jawa gun that was bluer in colour (shown at bottom left) was never released with the Vinyl Cape Jawa.
allso if you want to be exact
Size of the Jawa's Eyes: Another characteristic of an authentic, factory-sealed carded vinyl caped Jawa is the size of the Jawa's eyes. The paint masks used at the factories to paint the Jawas' eyes changed over time. The early, Star Wars-release Jawas had larger, close-set eyes as seen in the image on the far left. The paint masks changed later in the line so that the Jawas' eyes appeared smaller, and set further apart as seen in the image here; near left. When scrutinizing a carded vinyl caped Jawa, pay close attention to the size of the eyes. To date, there are no known carded examples of an authentic vinyl caped Jawa with the small, wide-set eyes.
Size of the Jawa's Eyes: Another characteristic of an authentic, factory-sealed carded vinyl caped Jawa is the size of the Jawa's eyes. The paint masks used at the factories to paint the Jawas' eyes changed over time. The early, Star Wars-release Jawas had larger, close-set eyes as seen in the image on the far left. The paint masks changed later in the line so that the Jawas' eyes appeared smaller, and set further apart as seen in the image here; near left. When scrutinizing a carded vinyl caped Jawa, pay close attention to the size of the eyes. To date, there are no known carded examples of an authentic vinyl caped Jawa with the small, wide-set eyes.
