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oh my....5.2 million???????
https://news.yahoo.com/video/figurine-found-attic-sells-5-223209547.html?vp=1
https://news.yahoo.com/video/figurine-found-attic-sells-5-223209547.html?vp=1
hold on to your figures...they could be worth millions!!!
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devilof76
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Yeah, because any Sideshow/Hot Toys piece will ever be worth what a Faberge figurine will be worth. 
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Yeah, because any Sideshow/Hot Toys piece will ever be worth what a Faberge figurine will be worth.
point was, you never know what someone will pay for something years down the road. especially limited runs or special versions. the market was and always will be based on what someone is willing to pay and there is no set standard.
devilof76
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Are you not familiar with Faberge craftsmanship? Or who they were made for? I realize that there are people who think their $1000 Sideshow statues are world class works of art, but no: they will not ever sell for what a one of a kind, Faberge figure will sell.
Ever.
Ever.
Something Sexy
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While I agree, something is only worth what someone pays for it. Devil is right, the stuff collected on this board will never be worth millions.
devilof76
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Only because it's not unique art made by world class jewelers for 19th century Russian nobility.
EVILFACE
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100 years from now nobody is gonna give a **** about Batman, The Avengers or Heath Ledger dolls.
Something Sexy
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devilof76
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Yeah, but even stuff like Death's General--which will be worth money in a 100 years--will never catch up with legends like Faberge.
Statues aren't in the same league
Pork Chop Express
I never drive faster than I can see...
People buying faberege pieces are probably not buying SS statues.
I think the only pieces that may hold their value down the road would be bronze.
You never know what's hot for collectables, who would have though Hot Wheels would sell for tens of thousands of dollars.
I think the only pieces that may hold their value down the road would be bronze.
You never know what's hot for collectables, who would have though Hot Wheels would sell for tens of thousands of dollars.
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even after i explained my point of the thread, you put me comparing the craftsmanship of faberge to hot toys figures...which i never did. do you always have problems misinterpreting others?
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hold on to your figures...they could be worth millions!!!
for the slow ones. definition of tongue in cheek.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongue-in-cheek
for the slow ones. definition of tongue in cheek.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongue-in-cheek
Centurion
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That thing does not have any articulation and the likeness is off, not interested at all
It was a recast too.
devilof76
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even after i explained my point of the thread, you put me comparing the craftsmanship of faberge to hot toys figures...which i never did. do you always have problems misinterpreting others?
Only when they're incapable of communicating clearly.
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this was directed at you professor.
https://sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6253406&postcount=15
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