shame

[jayjedi]

http://cgi.ebay.com/10-Vintage-Star-Wars-Figures-Kenner-1977-Carded_W0QQitemZ260094093737QQcategoryZ50271QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item260094093737

and to think the figure he got for defacing these with is now worth bugger all :roll: :lol:

 

[weasel]

Seems very strange that he keeps the cards/bubbles in such good nick, yet cuts off the proof in order to get another figure!

 

[sith-smith]

I've had two kenner 12 backs like that. A C3P0 and a Death Squad Commander.

Seems strange that someone would do that to a still sealed figure....and leave it sealed.

 

[jayjedi]

worth a go at only $100

 

[weasel]

I ain't even got $100 to spend at the minute
Anyone else bidding on it?
Surely the figures alone must be worth more than that?

 

[craignwo4life]

Chances are whoever gets them will send them to AFA for loose grading so they can not only sell the figures but also the cardbacks and make a great profit. 8)

Sadly I'm too lazy to bother though !! :lol:

 

[sith-smith]

Personally I wouldn't feel right taking them off the card. :?

 

[craignwo4life]

Personally I wouldn't feel right taking them off the card. :?

Some of them are held on by tape though !! :wink:

 

[sith-smith]

Technically then, you wouldn't really be taking the bubble of the card.

If the bubble was also badly smashed in and cracked, I wouldn't have a huge problem.

There's just something uneasy about removing sealed figures.

i guess that's a result of being a moc collector.

 

[weasel]

I'm the same Gary, although if the bubbles are loose.........

Mind you I'm the same as Craig, far to lazy to send them off.

 

[craignwo4life]

Sooner or later all of those bubbles are going to fall off your MOC's anyway !! :twisted:

 

[sith-smith]

Sooner or later all of those bubbles are going to fall off your MOC's anyway !! :twisted:

Not necessarily


I hope

 

[weasel]

Bloody hope not as well!

 

[jayjedi]

$400 in the end which is probably about right .... looks like prices are on the up again after all

 

[TWOFOOT]

Even at $400 it still only works out at Ã'£20 per figure which is quite good.