The Identification and Price Guide book is great for it's thoroughness of listings and glossy high quality pics and info but like Gok mentioned, prices change and sometimes rapidly.
It is a beautiful book just for the pictures and info though.
The Identification and Price Guide book is great for it's thoroughness of listings and glossy high quality pics and info but like Gok mentioned, prices change and sometimes rapidly.
It is a beautiful book just for the pictures and info though.
I'm not a fan of that book, but it is the best (and only?) one currently available in regular bookstores.
I would recommend the magazine price guides as they are updated month to month over a book published last May before the movie. But still what the price guides say and what Ebay might sell for differ greatly.
The books are better as guides to toys than as guides to prices.
Last edited by Paulbot; 1st October 2008 at 12:58 PM. Reason: less snark
I prefer not to use Cliffbee...(The hit count gives its owner a big head...
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the transformers field guide is quite good its small so its easy to take with you to collectors fairs and stuff i've seen it at borders i think but i got mine from minotaur in melbourne for $30
http://tformers.com/article.php?sid=8343
Last edited by omega3; 1st October 2008 at 01:13 PM. Reason: link
searching through completed listings on ebay is my price guide
its the best way to get an idea of what that toy has sold for recently
i have the latest book by Mark Bellomo its nice for a reference of what toy is what but the prices are a bit hit & miss especially on loose figures