My family and I just spent the better part of a week cleaning out our crawlspace, throwing away about 25 years worth of crap. However, I noticed that I still had my giant tubs full of Star Trek action figures and after about a days thought, I realized they didn't really mean that much to me anymore and that its probably time to sell them off. However, I really don't know much about pricing these.
Just to get a few facts out there:
- It's a mix of the normal sized figures, the 12-inch tall ones, props (phaser, tricorder), and ships. I also have a bunch of the micro-sized ships that came on stands.
- These are all outside of the boxes. I bought these to play with as a kid and that's what I did with them.
- I have almost all of their accessories, but no way of knowing which goes to who.
- Conditions on them are actually pretty good, considering they are 16 years old at the least and had been played with.
- I'm willing to go pretty low on these. They are just taking up space and I'm more interested in passing them on to someone who wants them than with making a lot of money off them.
Anyone have any ideas?
#2
Sparhawk
Local comic book store that may deal in figures, or just donate to women/children's shelter and take a tax write off.
16 years ago puts them in the high period of production and numbers are gonna be huge on how many are still in packages.
#3
Chibibar
The only thing I can think of (since they are out of the box) you could bunch them together in groups and sell it on eBay.
