Yeah probably, you'll maybe never find it again, and pro wrestlers will be at some of the big shows and probably pay $1000+ eventually for memorabilia like that. Hogan won't be around a long time and like the guy said, $300 autograph, grading time and cost etc. Easy buy for your business. It will only increase.
I think he paid him 1250, the price he came up with for the whole stack was 2500 retail (which he was adding up as he went through everything), and he usually offers 50-60% of retail or what he would sell it for. (This is what I took from the conversation)
That’s a stand up business man. Even if he didn’t do anything special, he didn’t rip dude off like he coulda. I would love to spend my $$ at his place if I ever get through that spot.
This guy is incredible. I don’t collect anything in his range but I can’t overstate just how honourable he conducts his business. Genuinely impressive to see.
ya you got my respect, after he low balled himself, and you gave him the bigger number. that takes a real man to do that, and someone who is genuine. congrats to being a great store owner!
@@brian_mighty9663 Disney products (all in general) are mass produced and even if they weren't, it doesn't really matter since almost no one likes disney star wars
For 3 years I did the fan mail hobby and got over 100 autographs. Jerry Lawler, Jim Ross, Bret Hart and I got a letter from Mayor Glen Jacobs office saying he's too busy to sign. lol Still kind of cool. Love the Hulk Hogan stuff. I liked how that figure was displayed without the bubble. Great idea. Jordan
Surely people by now know that they are not going to get the "sale" value if you sell your stuff to a dealer. If you want to get close to real value you need to find an individual who wants the item, not a business. I think Toyfederation is beyond fair, but it amazes me the people who come in and are shocked they won't get what they think is full value.
Totally agree - they are a business, no matter how fair they are - they are turning a profit off your stuff. Logically, you have to take less than the value.
For sure! I've been buying and selling on eBay since '99. If I had to move a shit ton of stuff at once like this guy, I'd absolutely rather go this route than breaking down everything to sell on eBay. You lose 15% off the top, you have to wait until eBay feels like sending you your money, all the work involved packing everything and getting it shipped; then the possibility that the buyer(s) might file an illegitimate dispute with you.
@@Chalor. Interesting angle! I buy lego star wars locally, so sellers usually get a decent price - but I never buy anything on ebay cause that 25-50 shipping always off sets the value. Probably why this guy joked about "open a store then"
I would absolutely hate this job. The people have such an attachment to these items and want what they see on ebay and you have to make a living. Sounds way to stressful and way to hard to make a profit
I've been collecting Star Wars from 07 to today 2024. The 30th anniversary, the legacy, Clone Wars, Black Series and Vintage Collections. I'm really thinking about selling it all due to the turds Disney keeps dropping.
Disney has absolutely destroyed the Star Wars franchise . They've oversaturated the market many fans have lost interest and their junk Star Wars toys are a dime a dozen.
I have a huge Star Wars collection that I build up since 1987 and sometimes I thought about selling it but people want my stuff almost for free. I decided to keep my collection since I put a lot of time and money but I really don’t care for Shitney (Disney) movies or other crap Ive decided to keep it and from time to time if I see something I don’t have to pick it Star wars for me is 1977-2012.
Indeed I collect Star Wars tvc figs that I like and after ehat Shitney did it kinda turned me off. The fun isn’t there I collect gi joe Transformers Motu six million dollar man Dukes of hazzard and Lego and I still have fun collecting those than Star Wars
Grading cards, toys, games has become such a scam. Yes graded stuff has its place but now everyone wants to get their stuff graded and expects 5-10X more value.
Been that way since it started I always did hate grading it takes away good deals from true collectors who are in it more for the love then the money.I have walked into shops and seen them selling boxes and boxes of junk graded comics that no one is ever going to buy.Like what was the point in ever getting that thing graded?Getting it graded costs 25x what the comic is even worth.
The Hogan is a tuff sell like that… he would have been better just grading the figure loose - no card. I would passed on any figure graded like that. 👊
Is grading worth it? Personally, I'm not interested in the arbitrary number given to me by some random guy in an office, however, there is a genuine benefit to protecting fragile pieces in custom acrylic boxes. I just don't like the idea of the item being completely sealed in. Slide-cases are much better, because sometimes it's nice to examine or exhibit an item outside of the acrylic.
This is by far the best series a have seen,A love the horror collectibles,The Neca 18 inch stuff goes for lots these days And he brought them to you mint in box Gold mine
There’s so many figures and collectibles in horror. I’ve been collecting for years and it will never be complete, there’s always something to add to the collection!!
I was into Star Wars figs in the late 90s (everyone was). Never felt so good about selling off a collection. God bless all you toy collectors. Shit is so bulky and hard to move.
This channel produces very high quality videos that are fun to watch. I could watch a video of a guy walking fast down the Wal-Mart aisle filming the crap on the shelf. This will be at 500k soon.
I really enjoy the videos, and I have commented this before. I have collected comics for over 25 years and I thought of cutting my collection down. Its not worth nearly what I thought it would be when I was building it. My local shop and I agree, basically said when they buy comic collections they are buying work, so for now they sit in the basement. This can translate to all forms of collecting, and I would never say there are not valuable things etc, its why wonderful stores like yours exist, however these videos should remind people you wont always get what you paid , or what its worth, especially when selling to a store. So keep that in mind when you are buying things.
The comments section always fun to see people rail against the store for low balling and counter defense reiterating the margins n risk and labor associated with the business.
The $300 is most likely the meet and greet price (pic and 1 autograph). Autograph alone is maybe $100. Its important to remember that your paying partly for the experience which does not always transfer full value you paid to the item. Love the 25 minute episodes - Perfect for breakfast and coffee!
I’m happy for the gentleman selling his horror collection off. He only expected $1200-$1500, what he had and got half of what he could of gotten, you did him good! I’m sure he was content with your #
When does the foam finger start breaking down and turn to dust. Remember the foam trash from the SW death star playset and the Dagobah play set. The finger is cool because it's WWF not the fake shit from the last 30 years. I'll give $500 for the finger.
Man what a cool Horror Collection! I would love to have some spare room to display these. ^^ The Trick 'r Treat and big Friday the 13th figures are super nice.
@@stevemuzak8526 clearly to this guy, it means the world lmao. He’s using that as a defense in his negotiation, which holds NO water. The store owner is far more patient than I would’ve been.
@@stickfigure9138It seems the USA is more of a business than a Nation, if the borders had been closed from the start most of its population wouldn’t even exist.
People you can spend say 5,000-10,000 on a “collection” you will never get your money back toys are not a investment . The toy shops or resellers have to make money too! That’s business 😂
Luckily my collection is all original Masters of the universe, complete set that I've had since I was a child and have nothing invested in it. Complete eternia playset and all. I could walk in that shop and rack up without investing a dime if I wanted to. Which I'm actually thinking about doing 🙂
Honesty goes a long way. Glad he honors his word and doesnt take advantage of others. Definitely will be buying from him. Where you located or website? Looking for Spawn, Gambit or Raiden.
I bought a vintage hogan foam finger from a shop in Poughkeepsie NY.. for $25 about 14 years ago... i met hogan about 9 years ago autograph and pictures.. $150.... THAT FOAM FINGER IS A RIP OFF
That was 14 YEARS ago and also that foam finger would NEVER come back at an 85 in grade.Hell 99% of the collectables went waaaayyyyy up in value just 4 years ago when everyone started getting them government checks.
@@AcesPlace22 Why am I way to smart for you or something?You are talking about something you say you bought 14 years ago how damn dumb is that???Nothing that was priced 14 years ago is the same price today by far...So saying you bought the same foam finger 14 years ago and "met" Hogan and autograph and pictures for $150 is not even an argument in the least.And then you say the foam finger is a rip off but the owner of the store BOUGHT it????Man I guess you are pretty damn dumb.
Well i mean...u cant blame store owners,they are trying to earn buck too,but also cant blame some of the collectors who spent most of their life collecting stuff , trying to earn money. But unless its LIMITED LIMITED edition,the moment stuff leaves store,it loses 50% of its value.
Didn't he get $2500 in trade? But yeah, when he was guessing he'd get $1200, he just seemed defeated. These toys are only worth what someone else with pay, kinda stressful.
@@Dementia_Joe I don't think so, $2500 was the value of the whole pile, which they will usually give 50-60% of. What was on this calc was what he had added up for the value of the collection (what he could sell it for).
What's the standard to grade any toy? With all the companies that do it you'll get a different grade for the same toy from each one. I'm convinced that grading is a scam.
Mannnn incredible horror collection i have a huge soft spot for old slashers especially friday the 13th ...my mom and i growing up would watch horror movies together since before I can remember.
When you search for something to compare, you can't buy for the same price other people are selling, you have to buy for lower than they already sold it before. Sometimes, people don't understand that.
I watched this randomly and I have so much respect for the owner. I can't watch pawnstars because it angers me too much. "Thinking about $1200." Rick or whoever replies with "Weeeeeeell the best I can do is the lent in my pocket and I get to go fool around with your old lady sitting in the car. I mean I got to sell it for 3000% what I pay you so." Lol Literally offers them 18% of what it's worth. Even after their expert appraises it.
That's a nice horror collection he brought in. I have that same PCS 1/4 Michael Myers SE version ( Slasher Edition) it is a special edition. It comes with an extra bloody knife.
Watched Hulk Hogan back in the day but no way I'm paying $300 for his signature. Even if it comes with his photo and a handshake, I would rather spend it on a toy that I would want. Crazy how fans are spending that much for his signature.
That Hulk finger is cool. If I were selling that at the toy show I’m vendor at I’d price it $500 realistically knowing I’d get $400-450. Guy was crazy with that $1500 number. Hulk signs for $200 not $300. Finger is worth about the same as the autograph itself.
i had to pause the video on the foam finger guy and didn't even make it to him saying 1500. i was already extremely annoyed with him. i might have flipped my desk over if I made it to that part
Actually, Hogan's signature price is all over the place. I think it is $300 because it was signed with a personalized message. At Hogan's Beach Shop, I think a standard ticket is $200, but its $300 for a VIP ticket. The VIP gets you a signature, personalized message, and selfie I think. Which alot of that doesn't make much sense, because you can buy signed bandanas or 8x10's for $100, you just don't get to meet Hogan. So what's the signature really worth, when you don't get to meet him in person? How do you separate the value of the experience from the value of the auto?
@@wlnorris75 it's pretty obvious how you separate it. if the signed bandana is going for 100 bucks on the market than that is the going rate. lol. someone buying the bandana isn't getting to meet him so why would you think that would factor in? you really need to stop smoking weed
Would you buy the Hulk Hogan?
Not the finger for $1500!
Yeah probably, you'll maybe never find it again, and pro wrestlers will be at some of the big shows and probably pay $1000+ eventually for memorabilia like that. Hogan won't be around a long time and like the guy said, $300 autograph, grading time and cost etc. Easy buy for your business. It will only increase.
No way.... Presented well, but no thank you.
Do you carry loose spawn figures?
I could listen to Ryan talk about toys all day, he comes across as such a nice guy! One day I would love to come visit the shop!
Class act paying 2500 hundred to a guy who thought 1200 was fair. Love this store.
I think he paid him 1250, the price he came up with for the whole stack was 2500 retail (which he was adding up as he went through everything), and he usually offers 50-60% of retail or what he would sell it for. (This is what I took from the conversation)
@@J_Dubb1no they agreed 2500, no reason to show the customer what final retail would be unless the seller has doubts about the value
Nope ryan gave me $2500@J_Dubb1
Really loved that as well! 😊
That’s a stand up business man. Even if he didn’t do anything special, he didn’t rip dude off like he coulda. I would love to spend my $$ at his place if I ever get through that spot.
These guys are the most honest and legit toy dealers I've ever seen. Transparent. 🙌🙌
I haven't loved Saturday mornings like this since 1985. Thanks for another great video gang.
This guy is incredible. I don’t collect anything in his range but I can’t overstate just how honourable he conducts his business. Genuinely impressive to see.
Man what an awesome business owner! Seems super kind and honest.
That Hogan guyon repeat..."it's graded...it's graded" lol
ya you got my respect, after he low balled himself, and you gave him the bigger number. that takes a real man to do that, and someone who is genuine. congrats to being a great store owner!
saturday morning cartoons. my question? DONT BUY DISNEY WARS!
But that’s why you buy it because nobody’s going to so low demand now but rare in the future
@@brian_mighty9663 Disney products (all in general) are mass produced and even if they weren't, it doesn't really matter since almost no one likes disney star wars
Lmao the foam finger guy.
That's a Budlight commercial has to be hahah. "Here's to you, mr.foam fi ger guy"
For 3 years I did the fan mail hobby and got over 100 autographs. Jerry Lawler, Jim Ross, Bret Hart and I got a letter from Mayor Glen Jacobs office saying he's too busy to sign. lol Still kind of cool. Love the Hulk Hogan stuff. I liked how that figure was displayed without the bubble. Great idea. Jordan
I would never trade in horror stuff for star wars
I would tho. It's all about ur interest rt? Yeah.
Vintage Star Wars yes modern for modern no but everyone likes what the like.
Yeah....I have so many asks about my kane hodder Friday 13th mask. To me it's priceless
Me neither. Star Wars is kind of boring and it doesn’t have the level of detail like some of those horror figures.
It’s almost as if people like different things. Mind blown.
These are so good!! I only wish they were longer! 25 mins deal that I wait all week for…
Surely people by now know that they are not going to get the "sale" value if you sell your stuff to a dealer. If you want to get close to real value you need to find an individual who wants the item, not a business. I think Toyfederation is beyond fair, but it amazes me the people who come in and are shocked they won't get what they think is full value.
Totally agree - they are a business, no matter how fair they are - they are turning a profit off your stuff. Logically, you have to take less than the value.
For sure! I've been buying and selling on eBay since '99. If I had to move a shit ton of stuff at once like this guy, I'd absolutely rather go this route than breaking down everything to sell on eBay. You lose 15% off the top, you have to wait until eBay feels like sending you your money, all the work involved packing everything and getting it shipped; then the possibility that the buyer(s) might file an illegitimate dispute with you.
@@Chalor. Interesting angle! I buy lego star wars locally, so sellers usually get a decent price - but I never buy anything on ebay cause that 25-50 shipping always off sets the value. Probably why this guy joked about "open a store then"
i collect star wars , i have a room full of the stuff , its worthless plastic , i love it
I would absolutely hate this job. The people have such an attachment to these items and want what they see on ebay and you have to make a living. Sounds way to stressful and way to hard to make a profit
Money talks and bullshit walks
I've been collecting Star Wars from 07 to today 2024. The 30th anniversary, the legacy, Clone Wars, Black Series and Vintage Collections. I'm really thinking about selling it all due to the turds Disney keeps dropping.
If you do sell them in singles not as collection imo
Disney has absolutely destroyed the Star Wars franchise . They've oversaturated the market many fans have lost interest and their junk Star Wars toys are a dime a dozen.
I have a huge Star Wars collection that I build up since 1987 and sometimes I thought about selling it but people want my stuff almost for free.
I decided to keep my collection since I put a lot of time and money but I really don’t care for Shitney (Disney) movies or other crap
Ive decided to keep it and from time to time if I see something I don’t have to pick it
Star wars for me is 1977-2012.
That Hogan guy is so shady. He was just waiting what you would offer.
Nah. He seen his own value and offered wot was marketplace.
It's not just him, sadly a lot of us are done with Star Wars now.
i am too
did you watch it? he wasnt done with star wars. he was done with horror and wanted to get star wars
I was done as a kid 😂
Is not easy in this days collecting star wars toys is not fun anymore.
whys that?
Indeed I collect Star Wars tvc figs that I like and after ehat Shitney did it kinda turned me off. The fun isn’t there
I collect gi joe Transformers Motu six million dollar man Dukes of hazzard and Lego and I still have fun collecting those than Star Wars
Grading cards, toys, games has become such a scam. Yes graded stuff has its place but now everyone wants to get their stuff graded and expects 5-10X more value.
Been that way since it started I always did hate grading it takes away good deals from true collectors who are in it more for the love then the money.I have walked into shops and seen them selling boxes and boxes of junk graded comics that no one is ever going to buy.Like what was the point in ever getting that thing graded?Getting it graded costs 25x what the comic is even worth.
Froggy flips would love his collection
Yeah, I can hear him now, "would you take $12 for the lot?"
@@michaelharrington75 Yeah, that guy is worse than Rick from pawn stars.
The Hogan is a tuff sell like that… he would have been better just grading the figure loose - no card. I would passed on any figure graded like that. 👊
what in the hell is this comment section theres actually bigger children in here talking shit about stuff people love who cares what it is.......
Ryan brother! I'm glad you doubled the length of your videos lately. More content. More entertaining and informative. You're a good.
just like game stop you never get back what you paid
My buddy has a Star Wars toy addiction primarily action figures, he is trying to fill a hole that can’t be filled……..
Have to say, what an excellent looking shop!
Is grading worth it? Personally, I'm not interested in the arbitrary number given to me by some random guy in an office, however, there is a genuine benefit to protecting fragile pieces in custom acrylic boxes. I just don't like the idea of the item being completely sealed in. Slide-cases are much better, because sometimes it's nice to examine or exhibit an item outside of the acrylic.
This is by far the best series a have seen,A love the horror collectibles,The Neca 18 inch stuff goes for lots these days
And he brought them to you mint in box
Gold mine
Need to learn to say “I’m also in the business of keeping the lights on”. If they want top dollar they can deal with EBAY. Hulk guy made me type this.
There’s so many figures and collectibles in horror. I’ve been collecting for years and it will never be complete, there’s always something to add to the collection!!
The seller is annoying buyer seems like a chill dude.
I was into Star Wars figs in the late 90s (everyone was). Never felt so good about selling off a collection. God bless all you toy collectors. Shit is so bulky and hard to move.
thats a lot of trash that will never move . It would be better off refusing it flat out than buying for the few gems
This channel produces very high quality videos that are fun to watch. I could watch a video of a guy walking fast down the Wal-Mart aisle filming the crap on the shelf. This will be at 500k soon.
Screw Star Wars, that’s an awesome horror collection!
I really enjoy the videos, and I have commented this before. I have collected comics for over 25 years and I thought of cutting my collection down. Its not worth nearly what I thought it would be when I was building it. My local shop and I agree, basically said when they buy comic collections they are buying work, so for now they sit in the basement. This can translate to all forms of collecting, and I would never say there are not valuable things etc, its why wonderful stores like yours exist, however these videos should remind people you wont always get what you paid , or what its worth, especially when selling to a store. So keep that in mind when you are buying things.
That's some wild ass math at 19:00 in. People can be silly.
unfortunately lawsuits killed the Friday the 13th Game, it was great.
I would turn the finger guy away.
My brains on fire. Saturday morning shows from you guys always chill me out. Thank you!
You sound immature.
Seems to me that this stuff would do better at a sport memorabilia shop.
The comments section always fun to see people rail against the store for low balling and counter defense reiterating the margins n risk and labor associated with the business.
He bought a lot of that on clearance at FYE. I worked there. The majority of that stuff became half priced. Or more
No he bought it at my game store .
The $300 is most likely the meet and greet price (pic and 1 autograph). Autograph alone is maybe $100. Its important to remember that your paying partly for the experience which does not always transfer full value you paid to the item. Love the 25 minute episodes - Perfect for breakfast and coffee!
Exactly! Was thinking this. The autograph is most def not worth $300. That guy was overpricing everything.
Insane. Absolutely insane. I never 'got' Star Wars. Horror IS my Star Wars. What he's doing is unthinkable to me lol
not only that star wars is going down hill big time
The best thing about Saturday mornings- Toy Federation videos and coffee. And The Cure was on tv in the background!
Sat mornings are good again 😂
“ great again “!😂
The famous classic line from any collectable shop owner: "i got cases of this stuff" followed by "How much for everything?"
The owner dude in this reminds me a lot of actor Jason Marsden. I am going to think of him as his cousin. Great stuff.
Looking at this video cured me. I aint wastin my money on this crap anymore.
Yup, most of it depreciates.
@Normal6755 I mean, you're never going to get top dollar selling to a store. They've got to have room on it too.
Yeah toys are way to expensive. Just plastic garbage
fair decision..
found youuu randomly ahah sure it was fair 😂😂
I despise Star Wars now even the old stuff. Disney destroyed it for me.
"just get one"
"That's why I will give you one and then you'll be screwed"
😂 Drug pusher, I dig it
I love trying to figure out what’s on the TV each week. It’s like a bonus feature of your videos 👍😂
Can we see a vid of your personal collection sometime in the future
I’m happy for the gentleman selling his horror collection off. He only expected $1200-$1500, what he had and got half of what he could of gotten, you did him good! I’m sure he was content with your #
man that was wholesome tbh, getting way more than he expected
When does the foam finger start breaking down and turn to dust. Remember the foam trash from the SW death star playset and the Dagobah play set.
The finger is cool because it's WWF not the fake shit from the last 30 years.
I'll give $500 for the finger.
😮...I can't imagine just getting in on starting a Star Wars TVC collection...like, I just sold off my collection over the last two years...👌🏼💯✔️
I’m a old man and you make me want to start collecting a line of figures. Great channel.
Man what a cool Horror Collection! I would love to have some spare room to display these. ^^ The Trick 'r Treat and big Friday the 13th figures are super nice.
Star wars will not stop producing, I would’ve kept those horror or at least some
$150 to grade a foam finger? That guy got robbed. It's not worth any more being graded, that adds nothing to the value. What a scam.
Grading means nothing these days. I buy stuff in great condition without grading "tax".
@@stevemuzak8526 clearly to this guy, it means the world lmao. He’s using that as a defense in his negotiation, which holds NO water. The store owner is far more patient than I would’ve been.
$2500 for all that? Damn I wish I lived in the USA.
Nothings stopping you these days.. I wish our border was closed
@@stickfigure9138 lol, I live in the Netherlands. Borders are too open here too! 🤣
@@coIorsone I hear that brother. A nation with no borders isnt a nation at all
@@stickfigure9138 Come on man.. Don't you want more cultural enrichment? The third world is amazing. I hope the west continues to go that direction.
@@stickfigure9138It seems the USA is more of a business than a Nation, if the borders had been closed from the start most of its population wouldn’t even exist.
Love these videos and the insight to running a shop and the bartering etc.
I wouldn't buy that foam finger for more than $200
Love to see horror collectibles, i wish we could some more often ! Great video as always
People you can spend say 5,000-10,000 on a “collection” you will never get your money back toys are not a investment . The toy shops or resellers have to make money too! That’s business 😂
Alot of figures sell for 3x or more a few years later, look at Lightning Collection blue,white, and green rangers.
I agree. It’s a waste of money.
You can get more money putting the time in to sell it on your own.
Luckily my collection is all original Masters of the universe, complete set that I've had since I was a child and have nothing invested in it. Complete eternia playset and all. I could walk in that shop and rack up without investing a dime if I wanted to. Which I'm actually thinking about doing 🙂
What you say is valid only for certain toys and different time periods it’s usually hit or miss
Though
As a Hot Wheels/Matchbox collector, I wish I dealt with sellers even half as decent as Ryan is.
I played Spitz in Halloween 5 - lemme know if I can auto any of those items for you guys! 🎃
same
If i am EVER in the area i wanna visit. So cool. So many memories of begging my parents. LOL! May God bless you gents and your business!
When they sell it to you they tell you its an investment when they buy it back they say its not really the actual market price anymore
lol facts
Yeah, if you are selling to a dealer, you are not going to get even close to what you paid.
@@pattyb8904 L comment
@@pattyb8904 and why is that?
No wonder most of you don’t have businesses. 😂😂😂.
Honesty goes a long way. Glad he honors his word and doesnt take advantage of others. Definitely will be buying from him. Where you located or website? Looking for Spawn, Gambit or Raiden.
I bought a vintage hogan foam finger from a shop in Poughkeepsie NY.. for $25 about 14 years ago... i met hogan about 9 years ago autograph and pictures.. $150.... THAT FOAM FINGER IS A RIP OFF
That was 14 YEARS ago and also that foam finger would NEVER come back at an 85 in grade.Hell 99% of the collectables went waaaayyyyy up in value just 4 years ago when everyone started getting them government checks.
@@Nosfeast good grief check your i.Q. at the door.
@@AcesPlace22 Why am I way to smart for you or something?You are talking about something you say you bought 14 years ago how damn dumb is that???Nothing that was priced 14 years ago is the same price today by far...So saying you bought the same foam finger 14 years ago and "met" Hogan and autograph and pictures for $150 is not even an argument in the least.And then you say the foam finger is a rip off but the owner of the store BOUGHT it????Man I guess you are pretty damn dumb.
@@AcesPlace22 I know right....I am just too smart for you...14 years ago LOL I did not know everything is priced the same as it was 14 years ago....
The first guy reminded me of Stone Cold Steve Austin. 😂
Well i mean...u cant blame store owners,they are trying to earn buck too,but also cant blame some of the collectors who spent most of their life collecting stuff , trying to earn money.
But unless its LIMITED LIMITED edition,the moment stuff leaves store,it loses 50% of its value.
I love peer pressure trying to get him to collect Joe's again. 👍👍
IMO graded items have ruined collecting. because something that would go for say 100 dollars, can now fetch 1000... its ridiculous...
Guy looked like he wanted to cry £1200 for his collection,God knows how much he lost on that ,how much would that pile cost retail?
Didn't he get $2500 in trade? But yeah, when he was guessing he'd get $1200, he just seemed defeated. These toys are only worth what someone else with pay, kinda stressful.
@@Dementia_Joe I don't think so, $2500 was the value of the whole pile, which they will usually give 50-60% of. What was on this calc was what he had added up for the value of the collection (what he could sell it for).
What's the standard to grade any toy? With all the companies that do it you'll get a different grade for the same toy from each one. I'm convinced that grading is a scam.
buy toys at full retail, hold for years, then sell at 50% loss to toy federation. Rinse & repeat
items only worth what someone will pay for it.
That’s the same with a car
😂🤔😂😂
Toy federation is a business. They're not collectors
You should get in touch with the major wrestling figure podcast they probably buy that finger. You should try and get them in the shop one day.
Mannnn incredible horror collection i have a huge soft spot for old slashers especially friday the 13th ...my mom and i growing up would watch horror movies together since before I can remember.
First time watching your video. Now I’m hooked. Great stuff man!
When you search for something to compare, you can't buy for the same price other people are selling, you have to buy for lower than they already sold it before. Sometimes, people don't understand that.
I watched this randomly and I have so much respect for the owner. I can't watch pawnstars because it angers me too much. "Thinking about $1200." Rick or whoever replies with "Weeeeeeell the best I can do is the lent in my pocket and I get to go fool around with your old lady sitting in the car. I mean I got to sell it for 3000% what I pay you so." Lol Literally offers them 18% of what it's worth. Even after their expert appraises it.
That's a nice horror collection he brought in. I have that same PCS 1/4 Michael Myers SE version ( Slasher Edition) it is a special edition. It comes with an extra bloody knife.
Daaammmn....the amount of time and money i would spend in that shop. That is a toy collector's mecca.
Watched Hulk Hogan back in the day but no way I'm paying $300 for his signature. Even if it comes with his photo and a handshake, I would rather spend it on a toy that I would want. Crazy how fans are spending that much for his signature.
Star Wars aint even going in a good direction right now. The horror toys are much harder to get than the other.
So a good time to sell 😅
@@conors2104 For a low price
What setup/camera are you using to film this? The quality is incredible!
Do you guys have any 80s Inhumanoids or Voltaren?? Been looking for those
I know it’s a lot of work but I’m surprised you guys don’t do mini ads at the end of the episodes for items you want to sell.
Did I miss the part about the Star Wars collection? 😢
No
Thats a good customer to have. Even was ready to give him a free gi joe to get him started buying every one😂
Almost saw Ryan smile in this one. Great work!
That Hulk finger is cool. If I were selling that at the toy show I’m vendor at I’d price it $500 realistically knowing I’d get $400-450. Guy was crazy with that $1500 number. Hulk signs for $200 not $300. Finger is worth about the same as the autograph itself.
i had to pause the video on the foam finger guy and didn't even make it to him saying 1500. i was already extremely annoyed with him. i might have flipped my desk over if I made it to that part
Actually, Hogan's signature price is all over the place. I think it is $300 because it was signed with a personalized message. At Hogan's Beach Shop, I think a standard ticket is $200, but its $300 for a VIP ticket. The VIP gets you a signature, personalized message, and selfie I think.
Which alot of that doesn't make much sense, because you can buy signed bandanas or 8x10's for $100, you just don't get to meet Hogan. So what's the signature really worth, when you don't get to meet him in person? How do you separate the value of the experience from the value of the auto?
@@wlnorris75 it's pretty obvious how you separate it. if the signed bandana is going for 100 bucks on the market than that is the going rate. lol. someone buying the bandana isn't getting to meet him so why would you think that would factor in? you really need to stop smoking weed
@@maxchan179 Does throwing out insults make you feel better about your life?
@@wlnorris75 no but taking away your right to vote would
Selling toy collectibles for insane money is the same promise to Gen X that was made to Millennials about college
Love the channel and vids!