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When pricing, it is important to remember
that where you buy could have a big impact on the price. If you
are buying from a person who does not know what they have, you can
very likely get away very cheap. If you are buying from someone
who knows what they have, you should expect to pay a fair price
(unless they're trying to rip you off of course!). Buying from ebay
is where the prices will vary the most, you could get a great deal
or you could end up with a lot of competition and pay a higher price.
| MIB |
MIBs are suprising not hard to find. I have seen them range
from $10-$50. You have to take into account
the condition of the box, and where you are buying it from.
There isn't a big price difference between the first and second
releases. However, I have noticed that the first releases
are more common MIB than the second releases.
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| OOB |
OOB you should expect to pay anywhere between $2-$30.
You have to consider the condition (if the watch has a new battery,
that could raise the price), Where you are buying it, and which
animal it is. I have noticed that the animals from the first
release are more common than the ones from the second release
(probably because they were released twice). So you might end
up paying more for one that is less common. |
| MIB |
I have no pricing available on Non U.S. MIBs because I
have never seen/bought one. I would assume that it shouldn't
be much different than the U.S. ones though.
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| OOB |
OOB prices for these should be about the same as the U.S.
ones. I paid about $5 for my purple Australian Butterfly on
ebay which I had no competition for, I would assume because
people thought it was a knockoff. |
| MIB |
I haven't seen a whole lot of these on the market but from
what I have seen I would give the price range of $5-$20.
I saw a set of pigs on ebay for $5 which did not sell. Another
time, I saw a set of butterflies get bid on up to $20. Off
of ebay, I was once offered a complete set for $15 a piece.
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| OOB |
I have no OOB pricing because I have never seen these OOB. |
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