Doll Collector Edition
Monday, December 6th, 2010
How much should I sell collectible dolls for WWE?
I know nothing about collecting action figures. I have storage brace from John Cena and action figures for a few years to buy Triple H. They are new, unopened in box. Then a few months, I have no idea how / where this came from … In the mail I received a WWE Classic Superstar Figurine by Ric Flais. He says, limited edition .. I have it in the mail from a clear sky with a letter, said that for many thanks Your support and I think it was like Ric Flair's Corporation or something. Anyway, these things are just sitting in the warehouse takeing place. How much are these worth?
I do not know how much they are worth, but I would sell for $ 20.
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BARBIE DOLL 2000 – COLLECTOR EDITION $45.99 |
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BARBIE DOLL AS SCARLETT O’HARA (COLLECTOR EDITION)1994 $49.99 |
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1995 Dolls Of The World Collectors Edition Japanese $6.99 |
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40th Anniversary Collector Edition 1999 Barbie Doll $10.00 |
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French 1997 Barbie Doll Collector Edition $14.95 |
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ELVIS PRESLEY TEEN IDOL COLLECTOR’S EDITION DOLL $40.00 |
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LOT OF 2 COLLECTOR EDITIONS BARBIE DOLLS 2001 2002 $20.50 |
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Barbie doll (Nascar) collector edition& Lcd Game(new) $6.99 |
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Barbie doll (Evening Majesty) collector edition $8.99 |
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Barbie holiday 2010 Collector Edition Doll IN STOCK New $49.50 |
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TINY TEARS Special Edition Porcelain Collector DOLL $85.00 |
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Barbie 50th Anniversary NASCAR Collector Edition Doll $9.99 |
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Barbie 50th Anniversary NASCAR Collector Edition Doll $9.99 |
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“Belinda” Special Edition Collector Doll $499.99 |
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Coca Cola Barbie Doll Collector’s Edition (2001) Mint $350.00 |
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Coca Cola Barbie Doll 1998 Collector’s Edition NOS $125.00 |
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2 COLLECTORS EDITION BARBIE DOLLS (NIB) $27.99 |
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2 COLLECTORS EDITION BARBIE DOLLS $29.99 |
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Thai Barbie Collector Edition – Doll of The World! NEW $34.99 |
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BEAUTIFUL PORCELAIN DOLL / LTD COLLECTORS EDITION $19.99 |
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RUSSIAN BARBIE DOLL- 1996- COLLECTOR EDITION $10.49 |
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BARBIE 2001 COLLECTOR EDITION, JAKKS PACIFIC DOLL $19.59 |
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Christina Limited Edition Poprcelian Collector Doll $7.75 |
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Norwegian Barbie Collector Edition – Doll of The World $29.99 |
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Barbie in the Forest Collector Edition Doll 1999 $56.88 |
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BOHEMIAN GLAMOUR BARBIE 2003 COLLECTOR EDITION DOLL $59.99 |
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NEW Betty Boop Collectors Edition 1995 Porcelain Doll $69.00 |
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Barbie Doll Collectors Edition ID$ book Holiday Fashion $25.46 |
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NIB 1996 Collector Edition Empress Kaiserin Barbie Doll $74.99 |
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The Barbie Doll Years 5th Edition Collectors Value Book $9.99 |
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Barbie Jailhouse Rock Elvis Presley Doll $19.19 Jailhouse Rock Elvis Presley Barbie… |
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Celebration Barbie #11 In Series 2010 Hallmark Ornament $12.95 Beautiful as ever, Barbie marks 2010 wearing a classic white gown with fitted bodice and dazzling red cape. Handcrafted and fabric. By Patricia Andrews. 3 3/4″ H…. |
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QXI6821 Celebration Barbie 1st 2000 Special Edition New Collector’s Series Hallmark Keepsake Ornament $11.49 ?Hallmark 2000 OrnamentCelebration Barbie Series #1QXI6821ConditionOrnament is in new, excellent condition. Box is in excellent condition with just a very slight crease on the bottom flap. Original plastic packaging. Price tab intact…. |
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Backspacer (Exclusive Version w/ 2 Concert Downloads) $4.81 Deluxe edition features two full concert downloads! 2009 release from Eddie Vedder and the boys, their ninth album overall. For Backspacer, the lasting Grunge rockers decided to do it big. They left label J Records and decided to release to album themselves, since the certainly have enough money to do that. They also hooked up with ’90s Alternative Rock producer du jour Brendan O’Brien (Korn, Bruc… |
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20th Century Masters: The Best of the Mills Brothers (Millennium Collection) $6.40 It might not strike one listening to the music on this collection–smoothly crafted, perfectly harmonized pop often set to gently loping swing rhythms–that the Mills Brothers were actually outstanding pioneers of black music. Their close harmony work, based on the barbershop quartets of a previous era, were an innovation in ’30s popular music, arguably laying the groundwork for ’50s doo-wop and b… |
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Barbie in A Christmas Carol Soundtrack $0.35 Soundtrack features Christmas carols from and inspired by the first Barbie holiday movie! |
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Carol Burnett’s My Personal Best featuring Went with the Wind [VHS] $5.99 … |
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Twilight Zone Collector’s Edition (Living Doll, To Serve Man, Judgment Night, & In Praise of Pip) $14.45 … |
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Gilligan’s Island: Mysterious Relics – 3 Episodes [Waiting for Watubi][Voodoo][High Man on the Totem Pole] 3 Episodes – – – – – – – – – – [Waiting for Watubi] – While digging, the Skipper uncovers a carved statue of a Tiki God. He then believes a curse has fallen on him for disturbing the resting-place of Watubi, and that his days are numbered. Gilligan dresses up as Watubi, and performs a special ritual dance that the Skipper believes will lift the curse. It is an earth-shaking experience! – – – – – -… |
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Gone with the Wind (70th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray] $13.88 David O. Selznick wanted Gone with the Wind to be somehow more than a movie, a film that would broaden the very idea of what a film could be and do and look like. In many respects he got what he worked so hard to achieve in this 1939 epic (and all-time box-office champ in terms of tickets sold), and in some respects he fell far short of the goal. While the first half of this Civil War drama is tau… |
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Collector’s Encyclopedia of Barbie Doll $23.98 Due to the overwhelming response to the bestselling Collector’s Encyclopedia of Barbie Doll Collector’s Editions, Collector Books has produced this all-new second edition. Over 150 new dolls have been added to this volume, bringing the total number of dolls and fashions featured in this book to over 1,000. This up-to-the-minute book includes such recent releases as the Barbie 2007 annual doll, the 2007 Hollywood Silkstone Barbie collection, and the 2007 Wizard of Oz Barbie collection. The Holiday Barbie series is shown in its entirety, including the latest editions designed by the legendary Bob Mackie. Some of the other favorite series shown in their entirety include the Dolls of the World Collection, the Barbie Fashion Model Collection, the Hollywood Legends Collection, the Porcelain Barbie Collection, and every national Barbie Collectors’ Convention set since the first in 1980. All Platinum Label Barbie dolls (dolls produced in quantities of less than 1,000 dolls worldwide) are found in this book, along with a large selection of priceless one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls produced for charity functions. A helpful index allows readers to research dolls by name or series. 2008 values. |
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Collector’s Encyclopedia of Barbie Doll 2008 $20.96 Collector’s Encyclopedia of Barbie Doll 2008 |
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Collector’s Edition $19.55 Collector’s Edition |
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Norman Rockwell Doctor And Doll Collector Plate $34.95 Norman Rockwell was, above all, a storytelling artist, capturing simple scenes from everyday American life to give them special poignancy and significance. Now Norman Rockwell’s highly expressive “Doctor And Doll” art – showing a kindly family doctor’s careful attention to his doll “patient” during a house call, while a concerned little “mommy” looks on – reminds us of an era when the family doctor wasn’t just a skilled physician, but also a concerned family friend. Rockwell’s artistic vision lets us see this glimpse of yesteryear in a refreshing and charming new light.Add a touch of gentle nostalgia and humor to your home with this collectible Norman Rockwell collector plate, the 2011 edition in the highly honored Rockwell Heritage collection, and an exclusive issue from The Bradford Exchange. This limited-edition plate is crafted of fine porcelain and features the replica signature of Norman Rockwell to attest to its authenticity, as certified by The Norman Rockwell Family. Heavy demand is expected for this unique Norman Rockwell plate with its appealing “Doctor And Doll” art, and because the edition ends forever in 2011, you won’t want to miss out. Order now! |
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Collector’s Encyclopedia of Barbie Doll Exclusives 1972-2004 $21.11 Collector’s Encyclopedia of Barbie Doll Exclusives 1972-2004 |
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Doll Domination [Deluxe Edition] $17.58 There’s a perfectly good reason why the first single from Doll Domination, the Pussycat Dolls’ second album, sports the punch line “When I Grow Up/I Want to Be Famous”: despite a million-selling debut, the Pussycats aren’t famous yet, a fact borne out by the disastrous non-launch of head Doll Nicole Scherzinger’s scrapped solo debut Her Name Is Nicole. Heralded by several sexy magazine covers, the record was set for 2007 but disappeared after four singles failed to turn into hits. Maybe they weren’t great songs, maybe the public didn’t like them, but it’s just as likely that even fans may not have known who she was, as her name was buried in the credits to PCD’s debut and despite all that skin she flashed on all those magazines, nobody really could tie that girl to this group. Every single thing about Doll Domination suggests that the powers that be at Interscope and the PCD organization decided that PCD was an insufficient launch pad for solo stardom, so they made the second album into a showcase for Nicole and the other four Dolls, none of whom you could possibly name or pick out in a Maxim lineup. On Doll Domination’s cover, each Pussycat straddles her own motorcycle bedecked with the initial of her first name, while on the album each gets to sing lead on at least one track and on the double-disc deluxe version — which clocks in at over 85 minutes, four minutes longer than Pink Floyd’s The Wall — each Pussycat gets a track credited to herself. Despite the parade of pretty, sculpted, generic R&B voices, there are some good tracks: the ever-reliable Kara DioGuardi helps give the shimmering ’80s gloss of “Who’s Gonna Love You” some shape and Ne-Yo’s “Happily Never After” is a good ballad, and there’s a Snoop Dogg cameo and Missy Elliot name-dropping Katy Perry. [A Deluxe Edition was also released.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi Performers: Ashley Roberts – Vocals (Background); Eric Live Florence – Tuba; Jessica Sutta – Vocals (Background); Kimberly Wyatt – Vocals (Background); Lissy Rosemond – Banjo; Bart Buckso – Guitar (Electric); Candice Nelson – Vocals (Background), Vocals; Daniel Groover – Guitar; Donnie Lyle – Guitar; |
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Collector’s Encyclopedia of Vogue Dolls $20.96 This new edition features 200 additional photos, for a total of 1,600 shots, along with updated doll information and collector values. It is truly the most complete and organized book on Ginny and Vogue dolls on the market. Besides the famous Ginny and he |
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Doll Domination [Doll Domination 2.0] $15.99 There’s a perfectly good reason why the first single from Doll Domination, the Pussycat Dolls’ second album, sports the punch line “When I Grow Up/I Want to Be Famous”: despite a million-selling debut, the Pussycats aren’t famous yet, a fact borne out by the disastrous non-launch of head Doll Nicole Scherzinger’s scrapped solo debut Her Name Is Nicole. Heralded by several sexy magazine covers, the record was set for 2007 but disappeared after four singles failed to turn into hits. Maybe they weren’t great songs, maybe the public didn’t like them, but it’s just as likely that even fans may not have known who she was, as her name was buried in the credits to PCD’s debut and despite all that skin she flashed on all those magazines, nobody really could tie that girl to this group. Every single thing about Doll Domination suggests that the powers that be at Interscope and the PCD organization decided that PCD was an insufficient launch pad for solo stardom, so they made the second album into a showcase for Nicole and the other four Dolls, none of whom you could possibly name or pick out in a Maxim lineup. On Doll Domination’s cover, each Pussycat straddles her own motorcycle bedecked with the initial of her first name, while on the album each gets to sing lead on at least one track and on the double-disc deluxe version — which clocks in at over 85 minutes, four minutes longer than Pink Floyd’s The Wall — each Pussycat gets a track credited to herself. Despite the parade of pretty, sculpted, generic R&B voices, there are some good tracks: the ever-reliable Kara DioGuardi helps give the shimmering ’80s gloss of “Who’s Gonna Love You” some shape and Ne-Yo’s “Happily Never After” is a good ballad, and there’s a Snoop Dogg cameo and Missy Elliot name-dropping Katy Perry. [Universal's international group issued a Doll Domination 2.0 edition in 2009.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi Performers: Alexander Greggs – Special Effects; Ashley Roberts – Vocals (Background); Eric Live Florence – Tuba; Jessica Sutta – Vocals (Background); Kimberly Wyatt – Vocals (Background); Bart Buckso – Guitar (Electric); Candice Nelson – Vocals (Background), Vocals; Dan Warner – Guitar; Daniel Groover – Guitar; |
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Satin Doll $35.99 Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007. |
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Doll Domination [Import Deluxe Edition] $19.99 There’s a perfectly good reason why the first single from Doll Domination, the Pussycat Dolls’ second album, sports the punch line “When I Grow Up/I Want to Be Famous”: despite a million-selling debut, the Pussycats aren’t famous yet, a fact borne out by the disastrous non-launch of head Doll Nicole Scherzinger’s scrapped solo debut Her Name Is Nicole. Heralded by several sexy magazine covers, the record was set for 2007 but disappeared after four singles failed to turn into hits. Maybe they weren’t great songs, maybe the public didn’t like them, but it’s just as likely that even fans may not have known who she was, as her name was buried in the credits to PCD’s debut and despite all that skin she flashed on all those magazines, nobody really could tie that girl to this group. Every single thing about Doll Domination suggests that the powers that be at Interscope and the PCD organization decided that PCD was an insufficient launch pad for solo stardom, so they made the second album into a showcase for Nicole and the other four Dolls, none of whom you could possibly name or pick out in a Maxim lineup. On Doll Domination’s cover, each Pussycat straddles her own motorcycle bedecked with the initial of her first name, while on the album each gets to sing lead on at least one track and on the double-disc deluxe version — which clocks in at over 85 minutes, four minutes longer than Pink Floyd’s The Wall — each Pussycat gets a track credited to herself. Despite the parade of pretty, sculpted, generic R&B voices, there are some good tracks: the ever-reliable Kara DioGuardi helps give the shimmering ’80s gloss of “Who’s Gonna Love You” some shape and Ne-Yo’s “Happily Never After” is a good ballad, and there’s a Snoop Dogg cameo and Missy Elliot name-dropping Katy Perry. [A deluxe import edition was also released.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi |
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Armitage Dual-Matrix Doll $19.99 Limited Edition Collector's Action Doll of Naomi from Armitage Dual-Matrix Anime. 9" figure. Size: Small Color: Multi-Color |
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Doll $11.18 Sometimes, an album’s opening track can tell you everything you need to know about an artist. Other times, an opening track can be an example of first impressions being deceiving — and that is exactly what happens on Kevin Cahoon’s Doll. This CD’s title track and first full-length song (after a brief intro that incorporates the theme from the ’70s sitcom Good Times) is a self-deprecating number in which Cahoon sings about being the ultimate high-school geek/nerd/dork; the lyrics are pure emo. But after that title song, it becomes clear that Cahoon’s punk-pop doesn’t fit neatly into the emo category. Actually, most of Doll is best described as non-emo punk-pop meets glam rock — and catchy tracks like “Saved by the Beauty,” “Bitch” (not to be confused with the Rolling Stones classic), “Mirrorball Prophecy,” and “Star Ballad” have way too much glam, glitter, and gloss for Cahoon to be considered a true-blue emo artist. Emo is full of introspection, and introspection is in very short supply on what is — more often than not — a party album. Although relevant to the 21st century alterna-rock scene, Cahoon gets a lot of inspiration from the hell-bent-for-fun rock of the ’70s and ’80s — punk-pop and glam fun mostly, but there hints of funk-rock at times. Darned if Cahoon doesn’t incorporate elements of Prince on “Fashionista” and “Mr. Curious” — and Prince’s lover-man decadence is certainly a long way from the we’re-just-ordinary-guys aesthetic that emo loves to project. OK, so the title track’s emo leanings are not typical of Doll on the whole. But one of the things that makes this album — for all its ’70s and ’80s worship — relevant to 2000s alterna-rock (along with some Smashing Pumpkins and Green Day influence) is Cahoon’s sense of irony. Cahoon is ironic as hell, which is quite a contrast to all the glammed-up, larger than life ’70s and ’80s rockers who ended up believing their own hype. Cahoon is laughing at all the music he admires, and his sense of fun makes Doll an enjoyable listen. ~ Alex Henderson, Rovi Performers: David Nehls – Vocals (Background), Keyboards; Jan Tilley – Vocals (Background), Guitar; Oliver Hofer – Bass |
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The Hustler Collector’s Edition DVD $19.95 The Hustler Collector’s Edition DVD |
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Dark Lover (Collector’s Edition) $17.31 Dark Lover (Collector’s Edition) |
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Breaking Dawn Collector’s Edition $17.33 Breaking Dawn Collector’s Edition |
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At the End of the Year, Collector’s Edition $12.43 At the End of the Year, Collector’s Edition |
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Night and Day [Collector's Edition] $14.53 Night and Day [Collector's Edition] |
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Top Hits: Collector’s Edition $10.6 Top Hits: Collector’s Edition |
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Homefront Collector’s Edition $22.49 Homefront Collector’s Edition |
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Harmjamais Seul Collector’s Edition $28.4 Harmjamais Seul Collector’s Edition |
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