How much was this when it came out and what's that price

>>5311280
Do they not have Internet where you're from?

>>5311280
$100-$110 in 1985/1986 when it was available at retail.

It would be around $800-$900 if sold today.

>>5311500

Was it really only $100?

I remember seeing and having much smaller toys....more in the late 80's, but still costing more than that but getting much, much less.

>>5311500
>It would be around $800-$900 if sold today.
Fucking cheap hasbro could sell this for 100$ in todays market, and STILL make a profit!

>>5311500
Bullshit, it'd be about $200-300.

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>>5312390
No, this would have been ~$200 and it's not even as large as that coffee table that is the original 6' USS Flagg.

>>5311504
It's big, flat and hollow compared to other stuff like the Defiant.

>>5312390
i had one it was 100, i remember because it was the first time i learned about tax so it was 108 for me. i gave it away about 10 yrs ago cause i didn't want to deal with autistic buyers

I just for one complete for 450 but that was a deal

Old toys look so great.

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>>5311280
If it were made today, it would probably cost alot more than the inflation price.

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>>5315350
>>5315350
Considering how toys like they have doubled in price in less than a decade, the USS Flagg undoubtedly will cost at least $600 if made today.

People are selling them from $1,100-$3,000 on ebay, so there's your answer.

>>5311280
>THAT PICTURE
lol faggot.
How that 2ch thread felt for your butt? :)

>>5311512
Factoring shipping and shelf space into account, probably not.

>>5315535
Thanks, 'Collector's Market'.

Not that anyone but the most die hard these days are buying Joes... if they can even find them.

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>>5316090
i wouldn't consider GI Joe stuff right now to be die hard fans only, since its easily available if you have the internet or a TRU close by.

Die hard shit is stuff like Mattel's online club-only He-Man line. You shouldn't fucking invest into something this blindly, unless you are die hard.


anyway, what do you mean by Collector's Market?