TF price guide book?

[Soundwarp]

The problem with price guides is that they can quickly become out of date, e.g. the price of Metroplex should be falling now with the release of the Encore reissue. I personally collect ToyFare magazine which updates its guide on a monthly basis. There are other toy/action figure magazines out there which also offer price guides, not just Wizards/ToyFare (owned by Hasbro)

Do these list all TF's?

[TheDirtyDigger]

Do these list all TF's?

No. Toyfare and Lee's Toy Review sure don't.

The TF ID and Price Guide is pretty comprehensive. Think it lists all US G1.

[jaydisc]

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

+1

[GoktimusPrime]

It's "ToyFare," not Toyfair. Toyfair is an annual dealer's convention in New York at FAO Schwarz.

Regular issues of ToyFare typically list more recent Transformers, but they do occasionally publish special editions which have more complete listings of Transformers. I suppose if you want a more comprehensive guide for older stuff you might want to look at a specialised guide book.

[Saintly]

FAO Schwarz.

I'm still kicking myself for forgetting to go there last time I visit

[dirge]

You may be right. I've never looked at it page to page but rather looked up specific toys I have needed info on. Although Cliffbee.com is better than the book for that.

Damn straight!

Glad you find it useful, dude

I recommend Rampage's completed listings method. It's current and reflects actual sales.

[Pulse]

I prefer not to use Cliffbee... (The hit count gives its owner a big head... )