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Action Figure Toy Collecting Alert - My Chemical Romance Action Figures are Worth Their Weight in Gold!
My Chemical Romance action figures are red hot! Since their release by SEG Toys in late 2005, the collectible prices of My Chemical Romance action figures have been rising faster than the band’s 2004 ascent to teen punk stardom. The action figures are no longer available through most traditional retail chains and where ever they do show up, they are being quickly snatched up by My Chemical Romance fans, collectors, and investor’s alike. According to one teen on a My Chemical Romance band chat site, “Just forget about it! It’s impossible to get these figures unless your parents have a truck full of money.” Well, she’s right! It is not unheard of for the entire band five figure set of My Chemical Romance action figures to sell for about $500.
Just as he does in the band, My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way is leading the band’s action figure popularity contest. According to the music action figure price guide at Rock-n-Roll-Action-Figures.com, the average selling price of the Gerard Way action figure is somewhere around $180.00. Wow! Coming in at a not too shabby second place are the Mikey Way action figures currently selling for around $120.00 each. The other members of My Chemical Romance have no reason to be disappointed. The Bob Bryar, Ray Toro, and Frank Iero My Chemical Romance figures are valued somewhere in the $55.00 range. Not a bad return for some figures that originally retailed for $14.99! For a lucky number of collectors, it get’s even better. One out of every 100 My Chemical Romance action figures released by SEG Toys were packaged variant figures. These stylized variant figures featured the band members as zombies. These zombie figures are typically selling for about twice the price of the originally released My Chemical Romance action figures. That puts the collectible value of a complete set of zombie variant figures of the band near an ice cold $1000!
The My Chemical Romance figures were originally released in 2005 at Hot Topic and Spencer Gift stores. The Hot Topic figures came complete with a “prayer card” designed by band front man Gerard Way. The Spencer Gifts figures included limited-edition Jim Dunlop guitar picks as an accessory for each figure.
Each My Chemical Romance action figure from SEG Toys stands about 4.75” tall and features 16 points of articulation. Accessories include a red handgun and a coffin for each figure…weird!
About the Author
Joshua Lundorff is the owner of Rock-n-Roll-Action-Figures.com, an online retailer featuring collectible action figures of musicians, bands, and pop culture icons.
i just bought a marvel legends action figure red hulk baf and ?
when i got the silver savage with the leg i saw that its defective .now he has two right feet . do you think the defective leg would be worth money
98% of the time human error that causes defective toys are worth less than the actual price of the item at retail. Now variations that are NOT defects but considered errors can drive the price of an item up. Such as the brown vested luke from Star Wars POTF around 1998. This is an example where only a small fraction were released due to an error that had Luke's vest painted brown instead on the vast horde's that were painted black. This is one example that comes to mind. Errors and variations can be easily confused. Some Hot Wheels cars are sky high and bring big $$$ for little errors. But this gets tricky to know where and how to invest in these blunder;s.
"Running changes": are when a toy manufacturer that has been producing toys and selling them at retail make a change in production of an item causing a collector's frenzy! Luke's vest was a running change.
A good source for prices and key notes on how to price errors can be found monthly in Lee's action figure review magazine. Great magazine, worth buying.
Your item may be a great buy for someone who collects errors. But this is really a "quality control" error and not a variation.
