The SC Desire vs. Demand – Part II was announced, but then kind of stalled for a variety of reasons. Then had the wonderful problem of some new Sunday Paper entries. So the first Satan Cross Sunday will be posted on Thursday. I think we’ll all be ok.
I didn’t say it in the other post, but I’ll only count Flesh versions of the figures. Also OB with stand for “Opening Bid.”
What did we discover?
 Satan Cross |
 #208 Figure |
 #222 Figure |
 #224 Figure |
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| Week #1 | 1. $149 BIN 2. $200 BIN |
1. $53 BIN for 28 Figures 2. #208 w/ $7.75 BIN 3. $7 OB for 36 Figures 4. $1 OB for 44 Figures |
1. Two in lot of 36 Figures w/ $35 BIN 2. $11 BIN for 6 Figures 3. $0.75 OB for 2 Figures 4. Two in Lot of 54 w/ $59.99 BIN 5. $100 OB for 220 Figures |
1. 4 Flesh Figures: $9.99 Opening Bid 2. Two in lot of lot of 50 with $29.99 OB & $44.99 BIN 3. 36 Figures $35 BIN 4. $5 OB for 28 Figures 5. $120 BIN for 80 Figures 6. $10.99 OB for 51 Figures 7. $16 OB for 12 Figures 8. $7 OB for 36 Figures 9. $59.99 BIN for 54 Figures 10. #224 w/ $3.95 BIN |
Not much. This is only the first week.
I did realize, on page 10, that I only searched North America this week. Oops. I had intended to do Worldwide each week.
I did have two thoughts:
- The #224 figure is insanely easy to spot. The other figures are fine, but #224 always jumped off the screen.
- The #224 is the only figure that has a Class A version. Does the increased frequency suggest more physical locations making the figure? And then the introduction of Color led to certain factories producing a color? Maybe? Just a thought.
