Yeh I've been watching a few big G1 auctions that ended recently. All final bids were seriously more than double what I had anticipated. Price hike in vintage G1's perhaps?
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Yeh I've been watching a few big G1 auctions that ended recently. All final bids were seriously more than double what I had anticipated. Price hike in vintage G1's perhaps?
Definitely. I have noticed this as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by canofwhoopass_87
It's crazy the price that Browning went for (from the same seller). I pegged that at US$700 max and by this morning it was US$860 already.Quote:
Originally Posted by canofwhoopass_87
I'm just relieved that I don't have a large list when it comes to completing US and Jap G1 (up to 1989).
Just incase anyone is bidding on this Transformers G1 Sludge MISB AFA 80
Be carefull as it turns out that the AFA # pictured is the same one as a guys on TFW2005 so chances are its a fake! not to mention that the case is opened
Heres his thread over on TFW2005
Good spotting - what are the chances they are both real and AFA gave the same serial # by mistake?Quote:
Originally Posted by rampagesss
Actually on this guide http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/transf...roduction.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Skull Cruncher
They both look real - see comparision point 1. I hope they are real with a messed up label for the sake of AFA and AFA collectors!!
Henkei Wildrider for US$850. Thats crazy right? It's not just me?
yup that's crazy
Saw that the other day as well, and thought the same thing. They were sitting around the US$200 mark since they were released (never really saw them on auction, so never saw what their 'demand' value was) - but it just takes one over-priced listing to prompt others to bump up their prices, reguardless of if this one sells.
I still want that toy too, so this doesn't make me happy either.