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Appreciate the replies. I’m still relatively new to using this site. Is there a section that has rough up to date prices collated from various auction sites that can be used as price guides?

I appreciate that these are both very sought after items but if anyone has either a MOC Fett or vintage skiff for sale or trade then please let me know! Willing to travel if a trade. I have loads of carded figures that I’d be willing to part with in exchange for either

Thanks for your time.

Hi guys. I’d really appreciate valuation thoughts on the following four items as thinking of parting with them: - Ben Kenobi 1978 12 back-B white hair AFA 75% (85 subs) unpunched. - C3PO 1978 20 back-A AFA 80% archival (85 subs) unpunched. - Death Star droid 1978 21 back. Not graded but in beautiful...

Cheers pal.

Thanks for the reply and spotting one off eBay, I hadn’t come across any more to be honest.

I hope to think that they are all genuine pieces and nothing dodgy - they certainly seem to be legit.

Morning all. I bought these two items from a museum in Bury St Edmunds. Anyone know much about them??

Thanks for your reply and realistic appraisal. Not far off what I was thinking just good to get an idea from others too.

Hi. I would appreciate anyone’s ideas on what currently a MOC Fett UKG graded at 75% (85 subs) may be.

Many thanks in advance.

Hi. I have a 12 back-B White hair Kenobi for sale. AFA 75% (subs 85 & 85). Lovely condition. Can provide photos if interested? £700

Chris

Hi all. I’m thinking of acquiring a 1984 vintage Skiff vehicle. No box just the vehicle which is a very clean unplayed with condition . All complete with all working mechanisms. It also has a full sheet of unapplied stickers. I realise that this is a rare thing and the price is £750. I’d appreciate ...

Yes, very good point!

Thanks! I think it is too. I think that the Death Star droid itself inside looks a bit worn simply because of its age. I’ve been investigating other MOC Death Star droids (graded and non graded) and many appear to show small scratches- a combination of wear over the years simply because of its metal...

Thanks. I too think the seal is genuine as very clean and normal looking. The figure does have a few marks on it (some are reflections too). I’m hoping that these marks are just due to ageing and/or light exposure. Anyway, thanks for your messages

Thanks for your reply, Chris. Perhaps you could let me know your thoughts on these images of my Death Star Droid. Waffling is pretty visible all around and no nasty glue residue so I’m hoping fully factory sealed.

Hi guys. I’ve started buying a fair few vintage SW carded figures. I know about looking for the waffle pattern and how it should look. My question however is whether or not it is possible for people to re-seal blisters with glue and for the waffle pattern to still be fully visible? I’m hoping that n...