Question NUmber 47

Scruffy Looking · Apr 9, 2007

Slight typo on the message title.

When I list my loose figure for sale...is what country it was made in relivant, or is that just a concern with carded figures?

TWOFOOT · Apr 9, 2007

Yes coo (country of origin) is allways very important on loose figures.
Many varient collectors will want to know this in your auctions.

Scruffy Looking · Apr 9, 2007

Balls... :lol:

Back to the list.

Scruffy Looking · Apr 9, 2007

Will all figures state coo (now I know what it means)?

craignwo4life · Apr 9, 2007

Scruffy Looking said:
Will all figures state coo (now I know what it means)?

If it doesn't say anything on either leg it is a "no COO" !! :wink:

AndyG · Apr 9, 2007

Scruffy Looking said:
Will all figures state coo

No, not all figures have a COO - if they don't have a COO state this also.

Scruffy Looking · Apr 12, 2007

Question number 48!

What is the best way to group figures for sale?

Is it best to keep SW ESB & ROTJ seperate?

Imperial & Alliance?

All Ewoks together?

Or by year?

wozza35 · Apr 13, 2007

I think its better to group the figures with one more desirable figure in each set ,this seems to attract more bids and then a better price imo

Question NUmber 47

Scruffy Looking

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TWOFOOT

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Scruffy Looking

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Scruffy Looking

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craignwo4life

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AndyG

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Scruffy Looking

Padawan

wozza35

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