General Marvel Legends

renfield75 said:
I have a large bin of ToyBiz and redundant Hasbro Legends in my garage, and I'd like to get rid of them, but the thought of eBaying them individually or in small lots for years sounds miserable. Did any of you get rid of a large lot at once? Like maybe Offer Up or Facebook marketplace or something? I'm not looking to make a huge profit, like maybe $100 for the whole tub, but I also would never just throw them in the trash.

But yeah, I need to get rid of some figures.
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Yeah, I've done lots before on Marketplace. Know what you want, price higher, and let them do the walking.

Also try not to break the lot. You'll get caught holding.
 
I’ve thought about taking my Toy Biz Legends to the local comic store, but that guy already has a few and I don’t want to burden him with mine. If anything, I’d offer them up for free.
 
This discussion has me thinking about what I do during Halloween with comic books. I have a separate table with free comics for kids to take. Might work for a few action figures but you’ll still have some to get rid of at the end of the night. Can make it worth it for giving a few to kids that really are interested.


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Enforcer said:
I'm tinkering with the idea of getting rid of older releases that have been completely replaced by updated figures. 90% of the Toy Biz stuff... a ton of early Hasbro releases... things being converted to updated and pinless bodies like Silver Surfer and Mystique most recently... This is new and big for me.
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I can't recommend it more. Pruning is the single best decision I made regarding my collection.
 
I need to get on this - I’ve a crate rammed with jumbled up Toybiz figures I’ll never display again. Just need to muster the organisation to set a listing up for a token amount each (barring figures like Galactus). Won’t make me rich, but the satisfaction will be immense.


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