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Originally Posted by Gareth
You can use ebay to search for completed listings too, so you can see what price a particular item actually sold for. As Chris says, they can rocket in the last few minutes. Think you have to be signed-in for the option to appear, but it's listed in the menu on the left. I'd have a look now, but am at work and the Fun Police don't allow access to ebay  |
Just tried it - completed prices range from £10 to £40. Top of the tree was a Master that went for £77, still boxed.
There doesn't appear to be much logic to the prices, although I've not read each listing to see what condition they were in.