Selling Star Trek
Mego 1970s through Playmates TNG-era - valued on series, card condition, and the small phasers and tricorders that always go missing. If you’re thinking about moving a piece or a whole Star Treklot, you’ll get an honest, sold-comp-backed number from a collector who actually knows the line — not a lowball off the front of the box.
How we buy Star Trek
Every Star Trekpiece is researched by hand, graded straight, and priced against real eBay sold comps. We’d rather quote you a number you can check than a number you have to take on faith.
Star Trek runs from 1970s Mego, into the Playmates Next Generation and Deep Space Nine run of the 90s. Two pieces that look the same to most buyers can be worlds apart in value. Here’s what we check before we put a number on anything:
Era and maker - 1970s Mego figures are a scarcer, fragile market; 90s Playmates figures are common loose but valued carded
Accessory completeness - phasers, tricorders, and base stands are tiny and almost always lost
Card and bubble condition for carded Playmates; Mego boxed and carded pieces command a real premium
Limited and convention-exclusive figures, and short-packed later-wave characters
A few of the Star Trekpieces we research and buy — though we identify and price everything you send, common and scarce alike:
Snapshots of your Star Trekpieces — carded or loose, the figures, the box, any accessories. The line and rough condition is plenty to start.
Each piece gets identified by hand, graded straight, and priced against actual Star Treksold listings — the real sales behind the number.
Take the offer and get paid, collector to collector — or hold onto your Star Trek. No fees, no pressure, no obligation either way.
Tell us what you’ve got. A real collector reads every message, researches each Star Trekpiece against real sold comps, and gets back to you — usually within a day. No obligation.
Every number is anchored to real eBay sold listings - what Star Trek pieces in the same condition have actually sold for recently, not active asking prices or an estimate tool. We identify exactly what you have first (1970s Mego, into the Playmates Next Generation and Deep Space Nine run of the 90s), then pull the comps that match.
Era and maker - 1970s Mego figures are a scarcer, fragile market; 90s Playmates figures are common loose but valued carded. Accessory completeness - phasers, tricorders, and base stands are tiny and almost always lost. We check each of these by hand before we quote, so the offer reflects what your specific pieces are - not a blanket price for the line.
No obligation, ever. Send photos and we'll research each piece and give you an honest, sold-comp-backed read. If you decide to hold, that's completely fine - no pressure, no list-selling.
Both. We'll take a collection as a whole or cherry-pick the standout pieces - whichever gets you the best outcome. Either way every item is identified and priced on its own merits, including the common ones.
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