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(M.O.C., M.I.B., M.I.P. means Mint On Card/In Box/In Package)
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Amazing Spider-Man collectibles:
Corgi Junior/Juniors/Jr. helicopter, A.K.A. the Spidey Copter. As new on card, #75, copyright date 1976 Mettoy Co. LTD., stock #55000. Bubble is clear, has mushing on the top towards the right edge, crinkled/pushed in at edge and down the end a bit, and some push-out on the right end, and underneath right edge has a creasing/indent spot. Top edge left side also has a little mush area. Bubble front is nice, has a couple tiny dimples, and 1 white spot near top edge. Card is nice, some minor dirt, no sticker peels, no tears or writing. Couple thin horizontal paper wrinkles in Spidey's leg, and some vertical ones through hanger hole and below. Copter has the usual splitting started on the front of the leg mounts, see pic. Nice piece...$18 (View) (View leg splits, bubble crunch)
Maximum Clonage store display/standee/stand-up. This was made for the Maximum Clonage storyline around 1995. I've owned this since new, and it was only put together once for the photo 10+ years ago (pic is a scan of a Polaroid photo, so not super sharp) and has been in its box since. Very cool and rare collectors item! Large Spider-Man in his classic red & blue costume, swinging towards you in front of cityscape, with Carnage on lower left, Venom on lower right. Usual cardboard type construction, about 6 ft. tall to tip of center building (Chrysler Building), and about 43" wide. Comes with an extra Spider-Man that you can either hang on the standee as pictured, or remove and hang up in a corner of a room. (You can see part of the duplicate Spidey that's part of the standee, behind the foreground one in pic.) Comes with a u-shaped metal rod and rope webbing to string on it (not pictured), that goes with Spidey's trailing hand. Or you can hang the webbing up in the corner of the room with the extra Spidey. Made to display comics, it has 6 plastic holders that fit in slots on the standee to display comics (not pictured), which you can use or not. It's all in excellent shape still, but of course some of the tips of buildings got bent in handling, and there's a floppy bend on his lower foot on the 'outside'/extra Spidey. There's an extra Venom piece that fits around that foot, that I think you use if hanging the extra Spidey separately. Instructions are in the box somewhere. Great for your store, or your huge comics room. This is a local pick-up only item (Sarasota area), as it's in a very large box, and not well protected enough inside to pass an insurance claim if damaged in transit, and double boxing would make it even more too expensive to ship. Have seen another seller asking $200, without the comic display boxes or webbing mentioned. Methinks that's a bit optimistic, so wouldn't you rather have a complete one for...$100? (View)
Mego die cast metal & plastic action figure. NM- in NM- box. 1979 5.5" figure, with metal torso, plastic legs and arms, stock #91506. Articulated at shoulders, elbows, waist, legs, knees and feet. Box has unpunched hanger hole, nice and clean and light off-white overall. No tears, no price sticker, straight edges. A few very light paper wrinkles near hanger hole area, run vertically, but very light. Back has the usual horizontal wrinkle line across it at dividing line of card/window box, and little bit of fuzzy edge on left side above box flap, only shows on back. Window has some usual shelfwear scuffs and fine scratches all over (don't show in pic as much due to angle), so not perfectly clear, but find one that is. Side has some color scuffs/rubs in Spider-Man name and M in Metal. Original rubber bands that held figure have been replaced by twisty ties, as most have by now, as the rubber bands rot, so it has been removed from the box a couple times, so there'll be some wear on edges of tuck-in flaps. ("Stimpy, you EEdiot, eet ees worthless now!" Not.) Inside mounting card has a minor streak of yellowish-brown to right of Spidey's head, from old rubber band residue, with slight peel spot near it too. Don't know if fig has been played with, but it's in excellent shape, and shows only some very very tiny darkish spots on his stomach (could just be factory paint job defects), and maybe one tiny paint fleck in a rib line, but you have to look really close to see anything. Otherwise he's clean and bright and appears unused. This was a line of 4 Super Heroes they did like this, including Batman, Superman, and the Hulk. Hard to find a nicer overall package...$120 includes shipping/insurance in the U.S. (View front) (View back) (View side)
Stealth Venom action figure, black version, M.O.C., 1996, by Toy Biz, later changed to clear version. Neither are rare at all, so don't believe that hype! Have 2...$6 ea., or both for $10! (View)
"The Marvel Collection" statue/bisque (1990). Limited to 7500, but not numbered. Designed by John Romita Sr., this is the first Spider-Man statue Marvel did, in a series of 4 character "bisques". 6.75" tall, or about 7" mounted on the cherrywood base that has a nameplate too. As new in nice box. Was $49.95 new. Now...$40 (View)
1984 Telephone, by MCG. The first Spidey phone. About 9"x7"x11", with a nice semi-hard vinyl full figure Spidey climbing down a chimney. Phone still works, but it's pulse only, not a tone/touch-tone phone. Mine is missing the 2 decals on the handset, and the one decal on the base is missing the top part that had his web line down to his wrists. No box. I bought this used in the early-mid 1990s via mail order, and it's been in the closet since. It shows some minor use, with light scratches on the handset and that type of wear in the handset base, and some on chimney corners, so not near mint, but no major defects or noticeable problems. Pic is of mine. About $100-$150 in guides if new in the box, and have found others asking $65-$150 for loose ones, but I'll ask...$30 (View)
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Other Action figures:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/TMNT 3rd edition April O'Neil action figure − Orange & blue stripe outfit w/matching images on the card, has "Press" above pocket, unpunched card, her name across Turtle logo, 44 figure pics on back, asst. #5000, stock #5005, 1990 copyright. Clear smooth bubble, no price sticker, card has minor light bend/softness at bottom right corner, o/w near mint...$5 (View)
Cereal mail-ins & other premiums:
Animation, Cartoon, Movies:
Disney Step Counters/Pedometers. 2007 Kellogg's premium. I have 3 Chicken Little, and 1 Stitch (from Lilo & Stitch). About 2.5"x1.75", hang it on your belt and it counts how many steps you take (it counts STEPS, not distance). Sealed in bag. Will need new batteries now, so reduced to only...$1 ea. (View both)
Flintstones Flintmobile cardboard display dump for the Applause Flintstones figures, circa 1990. About 21" long, 16" wide, and 14.5" high, NOT including the banner topper thing, which you can leave on or off. Excellent condition, with 1 minor layer tear on top front fringe area, and a minor bend on a fringe end or two. Very rare piece, you likely won't find another. This is a local pick-up piece in Sarasota/Osprey area due to the problem of packing it for shipping as is, unless you want me to dismantle it so it can be shipped flat-ish, and you're good at putting these things together...$20 (View)
Flintstones Fred Flintstone PVC figure. Nice large 4" fig in box, from Pebbles Cereal. Fred as movie director, with megaphone. 1992 copyright...$2 (View)
Flintstones "Pull-Back" Dino Racers - 2 in package, Fred & Barney on dinosaurs, 2 sets left. Pull 'em back and watch 'em go! Opened a set for the pic, other is sealed in package...$3/set (View)
Fruit Loops Toucan Sam bendy/bendable figure. 2004 Kellogg's insert. 3.5" tall, nice likeness and colors. Have 2, still sealed in bags...$1 ea. (View)
Ice Age 2 Crash & Eddie "Ice Sliders", from Kellogg's for the animated movie. 2"-3" long, plastic, with metal roller underneath to slide on hard surfaces. Sealed in bags, except 1 opened for pic. Have 5. Clearance!...$1 ea., or get all 5 for 50% off = $2.50! (View)
Lost in Space "Blawp" figure/doll. This was a Long John Silver's restaurant promotion for the Lost In Space movie. Stuffed cloth body, plastic head, 7" tall, M.I.P., was $3 new. Clearance!...$1 (View)
"Nightspyer" mini-scope, made by Wild Planet, and was a Post cereal mail-in. A 2.5" long faux "night vision" magnifier, it's really just a 2X power monocular scope, with a green L.E.D. light that projects, and "lets you see in the dark up to 25 feet" according to the package. Still sealed in bag and with box, I've tested it a little, works sort of (hard to view through the bag), but don't expect much from it. Ok for young kids. Wild Planet sells the red light version for $5.99, and I think the green light only came from the Post offer. You can have mine for...$3 (View)
Rice Krispies "Pop" desk spinner/top. 2003 Kellogg's insert. 3" tall, m.i.p...$.50¢ (View)
"Robots" Piper Pinwheeler racer toy. Kellogg's insert. From the 2005 animated movie, this has "pull-back action," so it runs on its own on wheels. About 2.5" long, and plastic. Have 9, mint in package, but 1 was opened for pic. Clearance!...$1 ea., or only $5 for all 9. (View)
Sesame Street Cookie Monster mini-beans/beanie: Sealed in bag, from Kellogg's. About 4" tall...$1 (View)
Sports:
NASCAR Casey Mears plastic cereal bowl, a Post premium, sold only at Target stores. They did 3 drivers for the Target/Ganassi racing team, but I only have this one, unused. Small 5.5" diameter, 1.75" deep, with picture of Mears and car in the bottom. Only...$1 (View)
Post baseball bobbleheads/bobble head figures. All sealed in bags, about 3 1/8" tall. From 2002: Luiz Gonzales (2, Diamondbacks), Mike Piazza (Mets), Bernie Williams (Yankees)...$2 ea. (View)
Post Major League Baseball CD-ROM #3, featuring the American League East. From the set of 6 cereal inserts from 2003. The discs have home run video clips, an interactive baseball game called "Home Run Derby Showdown," virtual trading cards of top players from Upper Deck, a RealOne player with a 14-day free trial to RealOne SuperPass, and 1045 hours of free Internet access from AOL. Requires a RealOne player to work, and only works with Windows. Apparently has lots of ads for AOL and RealNetwork stuff to wade through too. Sealed in bag as new. Can't guarantee it will work, so NO RETURNS on this item. Have 2, and have seen others asking $3-$3.99, but I only want...$1 ea. (View)
Super Bowl XXX (1996) helmet mug, M.I.B. − A mail-in from Maxwell House coffee, this is a nice helmet-shaped ceramic mug commemorating Super Bowl #30, won by the Dallas Cowboys. (Has no Cowboys stuff on it, just Super Bowl XXX stuff.) About 4" high and 5" long, holds 20 oz.. Never used, still in styrofoam mailer. (The upper white spot in pics is glare from a light)...$8 (View)
See Die-Cast/Vehicles section below for more premiums/mail-ins.
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Comic Buttons/Pins/Badges:
(All are promos, metal and pinbacks)
Darkman movie. From 1990, for the 1st movie by Sam Raimi. 1.75"x2.75". Has the catch phrase "Who is Darkman?" in white letters on black background...$1 (View)
Image Comics multi-color logo. 2"x2", handed out at an early 1990's convention I think...$1 (View)
Justice League America lenticular. Fairly rare. Only handed out at the Diamond Comics Dist. Retailer seminars in 1992, which is when I got it. 2-channel image, with the Justice League America title changing to a pic of the 6 member team, featuring Superman in the middle, Guy Gardner Green Lantern, Blue Beetle and others, and the phrase "The World's Greatest Heroes are Back" around the bottom. Round 2.25" diameter, pinback. Very few made, rarely shows up for sale. Considering what people have paid for the multi-thousand produced Watchmen Bloody Smiley Face button that all comic shops got, and for 10,000 made cloisonne emblem pins (Superman, Batman, Green Lantern from early '90s, up to $60!), this should be ridiculously expensive! But for you...$10 (View)
Psycho. Done for the 1991 DC comic book by Hudnall & Brereton. Round 1" diameter, sent to comic shops. A mere...$.50¢ (View)
Uncle Sam. 1.5"x2", with the red and white "U.S." logo for the 1997 DC comic series by Alex Ross...$1 (View)
Die Cast and other Vehicles:
NASCAR:
View all my NASCAR vehicles here, or click "View" link next to each one.
Bill Elliott #94 Upper Deck/McDonald's 1:64 car, and trading card, 1995/96. Cereal mail-in. Racing Champions did the car. Last one has mush/creases in the lower right corner (1/2" crease nearer tip, 1" bend near bubble)...$4 (View)
1998 Racing Champions 50th Anniversary 1:64 Gold editions, ltd. to 5000. The little plaques all have defects, and came that way. The #10 & #11 car plaques have tiny little bubble areas in them, and #29 has some of the black color off (View), but no flakes in the package. All at original $8 price, but guides have them at $20:
#10 Dura Lube Phil Parsons, #1381/5000...$8 (View)
#11 Paychex Brett Bodine, #1468/5000...$8 (View)
#29 Mopar Bob Keselowski pick-up truck, #4752/5000...$8 (View)
Clearance! Buy all 3 above Gold cars for only $15!
Terry Labonte #5 car Kellogg's Racing Team cereal mail-ins:
Hendrick team transporter/hauler/semi, about 14" long, the 2001 version. Die cast cab, plastic trailer/container. These had problems with the tires splitting, so they offered replacement transporters if you returned the cab and tires, which I did for my two. So mine have the better tires. M.I.B., and nice colorful piece. I think they said these were a $14.95 retail value. Yours for only...$8 ea. (View)
Also have 1 extra of just the trailer, the 1st "bad tires" version, with one slightly split tire...$3
1:64 car, from the same 2001 mail-in as above transporters. Tony the Tiger on hood, same blue & orange paint scheme, #5 on roof. Sealed in bag. Appears to have a plastic body, and possible metal undercarriage. Only...$1 (View)
1999 Pull 'N Go cars, came in Kellogg's cereal. Pull-back action, 1:64 scale die cast, some versions have Hot Wheels on the bottom, but not all. Bagged, with decal sheet. I have (pictured in order) 1 Corn Flakes, and 1 NASCAR Racers. Only...$2 ea. (View)
Buy all the above Labonte vehicles for $20, saves $4.
Other cars and vehicles:
Captain America waverunner/skidoo vehicle from Hardee's "Marvel Super Heroes Vehicles" collection, about 1990. 3" plastic vehicle with figure...$1.50 (View)
Corgi Jr./Junior/Juniors Heroes 12 car Carry Case, with original 6 cars, from the late 1970's. Vehicles match the header sticker too. You get Batman's Batmobile & Batcopter, Spider-Man helicopter, James Bond 007 Lotus Esprit, Starsky & Hutch Gran Torino, and the Kojak Buick. Great near mint condition! I traded for this back in the late '80's I think, and it was still shrinkwrapped, and supposedly never opened. I decided to open it finally to check the cars out better, so here's the scoop: The vehicles are about as nice as you will get in packaging of this type, but most are not perfect, due to the way they can move a bit in their little spaces, against the plastic case. The Spidey Copter's legs have a crack where they attach on the copter on the case-viewable side, but the other side has that top attaching part split off, but the piece is in the case. It looks ok displayed in the case though. (I have a better carded one at the top of the page in the Spider-Man section.) Kojak's Buick and Starsky/Hutch cars have some chrome flakes off on corners and extended points of bumpers, which I'd think is normal for this situation. Batmobile has 1 tiny flake on driver's side rear panel edge, so away from the viewable side in case. Batcopter has couple tiny edge flakes on tail's back edge, and one door deal has some factory fingerprint smudges. Lotus has a couple odd little dark marks on driver's side, look like pen marks, not sure why that would happen at the factory, but you never know. Starsky Torino has some 'dirt-ish' rubbing on the white stripe on driver's side from rubbing in the case, but it's a decal, so no paint off; yellowish stripe on trunk in back bumper pic is from glare off the bumper. Kojak car has 1 wheel with some chrome missing, and a few tiny flakes on roof. Otherwise the vehicles are as new, as it the case itself. You won't find these sets easily anymore, and especially in this condition. Great gift for the Corgi or TV/Super Hero fan. I have larger pics of each car I can email too...$85 (View case) (View all cars—300kb pic, very 'tall' too)
Matchbox Coca-Cola/Coke VW Bug set of 2, a 1998 Target store exclusive. You get two 1:64 scale Volkswagen cars in a box: a 1962 VW Beetle, and the VW Concept 1 (updated beetle), both decorated with the Coca-Cola logos and colors. Mint in NM boxes, I have 3 sets. Were $9.99 new. Clearance!...$7 each, or buy all 3 for $15. (View)
Matchbox Flamerods/Flame Rods, an early '90s cereal mail-in. Sealed in bags, have 2 different: '33 black Willys Street Rod (misspelled on bottom as "Streey", 1982 model, have 3), and 1987 yellow Ford Bronco II. All have "exclusive to this offer" flame decals. For completists, they're a must have. I think I found them in some guide a few years back for $8-10, and I had them at shows for $8, sold a couple, but want to get rid of them, so only...$3 ea., or all 4 for $10 (View both)
Rice Krispies Ford Model A truck/van by Matchbox, an early 1990s Kellogg's cereal mail-in. Has the 1979 copyright on chassis from when they first did that model truck, so don't fall for that 'made in 1979' b.s. on auctions. Not that old, not rare. Still bagged, have 10. Clearance!...$1 ea. (View)
(Batman, Looney Tunes toys etc. are on the Warner Bros page)
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