Star Wars The Vintage Collection General Grievous
Vintage Collection action figure General Grievous VC17 released in 2010 as part of wave 2.-
Figure Number: VC 17
Wave: 2
Year: 2010
Retail: $7.99 UPC: 0653569545729
ASIN: B0041HNSAW (paid link) Series: The Vintage Collection Group: The Vintage Collection Action Figures
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| Retailer | Price | Diff | Lowest Found |
|---|---|---|---|
 Sold Auctions | Avg: $98.48 | +$90.49 (+1133%) | $86.00 |
| Buy It Now | Avg: $106.27 | +$98.28 (+1230%) | $90.00 |
| Amazon | $118.00 | +$110.01 (+1377%) | |
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The average price based upon the last 6 sold auctions is: $98.48
[High: $129.95/Low: $86.00]. The average Buy It Now price is $106.27 based upon 7 filtered active auctions out of 24. This figure is ranked #16 in value within the Star Wars - The Vintage Collection category.
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This General Grievous toy was added on February 2021 and originally released in 2010 with a retail price of $7.99. This action figure is part of the Star Wars genre within the The Vintage Collection series and included in Wave 2 and is number VC 17. It can be found online by using the following codes: UPC: 0653569545729, Amazon ASIN: B0041HNSAW (paid link) and on eBay (paid link). With an average selling price of $98.48, this toy is highly collectible as it's selling for 12x over its retail price. Not surpringly, this toy ranks in the Top20 within its stats category for the The Vintage Collection category. Hundreds of collectors have this toy (244) in their user collections, so it does seem to be very popular. Some of these figures are specifying that they are unpunched, which may have higher value over punched cardbacks.