What is the Value Thread

[Dinoguy2]

Can anyone give me an idea of the value of the 2012 Carnegie Brachiosaurus?

I tend to see them in the $60-80 range.

[Duna]

Can anyone give me an idea of the value of the 2012 Carnegie Brachiosaurus?

I tend to see them in the $60-80 range.

They have gone up quite a bit more than that. The last one I saw on sale last week went for 495$ plus shipping.

[CityRaptor]

Could have been an outlier. Usually prices tend to be around a certain value and then one pops up where the price greatly differs.

[Duna]

Could have been an outlier. Usually prices tend to be around a certain value and then one pops up where the price greatly differs.

Second outlier gone for nearly 400$ in less than a week ...  I have them on my wishlist because I love that model ... And the Carnos sold over 100€ and even 300€ ... Pretty bad time for starting collecting Carnegies like me ...  But never lose hope, it's probably a matter of luck and time to find them cheaper ...

[CityRaptor]

Okay, this sums up my reaction right now:


But then again, the Brachio was a tail-ender figure:
https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Tail-ender
Therefore it likely does not reflect the overall price of Carngie line.

Still I'm glad I have one. Cost me only 7 Euros a few years ago.

[Duna]

Still I'm glad I have one. Cost me only 7 Euros a few years ago.

Oh, you are so lucky! I don't know why they have skyrocketed so much and so quick. Just like what happened with the Invicta lambeosaurus. It's quite surprising that older figures are much cheaper and there are lots of them -brachios and diplodocus-. Probably because of that you said of being a "tail-ender". I had never heard the word, you always learn something new everyday, thank you for your explanation.