Old toys that sell for alot on Ebay

charlottevwa

Wow never even heard of mego!! wish i had one though

I never really go to carboot sales.... is there often old toys at them? as i'm thinking it may be worth popping down to one... once the weather brightens up abit!

Luis-FlightManWithAPlan

pulliptears wrote: »

Not half as happy as the guy who bought him, apparently he had been looking for him for years

I guess it quite hard to find a 6 inch plastic man by the name of zorro!

To add to this thread im going to say altho while not a toy....as such its always a good idea to keep an eye out for Blue Peter badges.I sold mine last year in mint condition for £45! tho they average about £20-25.Quite a few out there so worth having a browse for them.

newlywed

My pippa doll (rather bald at that) sold for about £35. Was going to bin it and then thought I'd ebay it for a laugh!

charlottevwa

Luis-FlightManWithAPlan wrote: »

I guess it quite hard to find a 6 inch plastic man by the name of zorro!

To add to this thread im going to say altho while not a toy....as such its always a good idea to keep an eye out for Blue Peter badges.I sold mine last year in mint condition for £45! tho they average about £20-25.Quite a few out there so worth having a browse for them.

wow never would have guessed that! i didnt think they were rare. i knew a few kids at primary school who had one

dollydoodah

newlywed wrote: »

My pippa doll (rather bald at that) sold for about £35. Was going to bin it and then thought I'd ebay it for a laugh!

I sold one with haircut and only one and half legs for £107 a few years back :beer: Apparently if she'd been perfect, she would have gone for about £350. Ah well, she only cost me 50p in a bag of other dolls.

newlywed

dollydoodah wrote: »

I sold one with haircut and only one and half legs for £107 a few years back :beer: Apparently if she'd been perfect, she would have gone for about £350. Ah well, she only cost me 50p in a bag of other dolls.

Oh well, mine wasn't a really early one but still got £30 more than I expected for it!!

Luis-FlightManWithAPlan

charlottevwa wrote: »

wow never would have guessed that! i didnt think they were rare. i knew a few kids at primary school who had one

I didnt either till my dad alerted me to it! I feel kinda bad as its something I earned as a kid from building a paper mache island:rotfl: But £45 is alot of money when your struggling for cash!

dollydoodah

newlywed wrote: »

Oh well, mine wasn't a really early one but still got £30 more than I expected for it!!

I know what you mean, mine was heading for the bin as well

Tell you what does sell well on eBay - some baby comforters. If anyone has a Disney 'Lumpy' one (from Boots), they go for upwards of about £50 at the moment.

charlottevwa

dollydoodah wrote: »

I know what you mean, mine was heading for the bin as well

Tell you what does sell well on eBay - some baby comforters. If anyone has a Disney 'Lumpy' one (from Boots), they go for upwards of about £50 at the moment.

do you mean this> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Disney-Heffalump-Lumpy-Comfort-Blanket-Boots-Comforter_W0QQitemZ250184176663QQcategoryZ131084QQcmdZViewItem
this one ended early, i assume someone offered a high buy it now on it.

Why would they sell for alot? they dont look special!

bap98189

I sold a whole bunch of Scalectrix stuff a few months ago. Didn't have the box or anything, but people were willing to buy track, cars - the lot. Also sold my old electric train sets. They were in the boxes, and to my astonishment went for about £90 each.