Ree-Yees MOC

[Fawns61]

Valuation request please for a Ree-Yees figure, Made in Mexico cardback

Thank you in advance

 

[Darkest_Logic]

hi mate,

I am no expert with this moc but normally these mocs are common to find.

Bonus is that its a Mexico one so bubble is clear but sadly with the crack / split to the bubble its a tricky one to value.

Personally for me, £60 posted or best offer.

Hopefully some more values will come in

Good luck with the sale!!

 

[Hod10]

If the bubble is cracked, I'd probably want around £120 if I was selling this on eBay. Selling for less might get you a quick sale but then someone could buy it just to take the mint figure off the card.

 

[lejackal]

It didn't sell at 63, it's not going to sell at 120

 

[Hod10]

The hole on the reverse is a factory punched hole I believe. Made in Mexico cards often had this.

 

[Mini99]

All MIM cards had the hole on the rear as far as I'm aware, as for valuation I would be saying £60

 

[Fawns61]

Hi, thanks for the varied comments, folks.
Ebay buyers are a 'force' unto themselves - some things listed cheaper can sell more expensively the next time, and vice-versa, ha ha

 

[Hod10]

Just looked on eBay and one of these sold recently in the US priced at around £128, best offer accepted... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/354127661524

 

[lejackal]

This is where you need to view the correct eBay site with the correct location information. It actually sold for sub 135 USD, not the inflated figure you see that includes VAT.

If you view the source code on the correct .com address with your location showing as USA you should be able to get the actual offer accepted.

 

[Fawns61]

@lejackal , that's a good tip for future reference, thanks

I personally just tend to check UK prices as international ones can vary so much, depending on availability, postage charges etc.

This thread is certainly causing some reactions and debate - remember folks, it's just abit of plastic at the end of the day