Selling Pendelfin- ideas please

SherbetMan

Hi there. Just looking for up to date info. I have a fair old collection of Pendelfin, up in the attic. Which is the best way now to move them to a better more loving home? Would rather not sell on Ebay.

Thanks in advance.

soolin

SherbetMan wrote: »

Hi there. Just looking for up to date info. I have a fair old collection of Pendelfin, up in the attic. Which is the best way now to move them to a better more loving home? Would rather not sell on Ebay.

Thanks in advance.

If you don't want to use ebay and you have exhausted all the suggestions on this thread then i am not sure what else to suggest. These are fairly low cost items now second hand- so maybe car boot them?

SherbetMan

Was looking/thinking about an auction, that could sell them. Can't seem to find anything.

soolin

SherbetMan wrote: »

Was looking/thinking about an auction, that could sell them. Can't seem to find anything.

Bricks and mortar auction houses usually advertise in the local press- however you'll get pennies for them if you go down that route. Where do you think a lot of ebay sellers get our stock from? These old fashioned collectables tend to get sold by th ebox load for a few pounds and all to dealers who then take out the better ones and usually dump the rest.

hollydays

I see these around,they dont seem to be priced at more than about £4.

NikkiJ111

Hi, Just to let you know, I was at an auction a while back and looking back through the catalogue some of the Pendelfin items do sell well. There are certain ones which must be rare and very collectible. A set of 16 figures sold for £620 - I remember sitting there in disbelief! Don't know which ones they were as I am not a collector of these items, but it may be best to get them checked out by an auction house first before car booting them.