QUESTION This pin confuses me

So this pin is apparently an LE of 500. But there are basically no comps to really tell how much it’s worth. 1 eBay sold listing of just the pin itself, and I can only find 2 other ones listed on the web, 1 on eBay and 1 at a random store.

Is this just not a popular pin?


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I would say that the issue is that it is very popular. If there were only 500 made, and most collectors chose to hold on to it, that would explain the lack of listings.

Sithathoriunet said:

I would say that the issue is that it is very popular. If there were only 500 made, and most collectors chose to hold on to it, that would explain the lack of listings.

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It was part of a lot I bought so I’m definitely happy with it!


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So, thanks to @Ajk for sharing this trick for showing 3 years worth of Ebay sales, a little while ago.

1. Go to eBay
2. In the upper menu bar, click "Sell"
3. If your account isn't a sellers account, you may have a step to approve a change. There isn't any fees or new info requirements.
4. On the Seller's Hub page, hover over "Research" and then select "Product research"
5. Enter your search term. This is important to get right

I searched "Ariel and Eric Framed Jumbo"

I got several results, but it looks like there was an alternate version from a D23 Expo which was LE150 mixed in. But there are 3 sold that have LE500 in the title. The last in Oct 2023. Using that search string, and including description, I also found 2 fully framed currently for sale.

In general, I would say few sales doesn't usually mean "lack of interest" as it does "lack of supply." Like previously implied, many of these are probably in people's collections and not trading / selling stock. Although, it could also mean the ones that are available are priced too high for the current market.

hopemax said:

So, thanks to @Ajk for sharing this trick for showing 3 years worth of Ebay sales, a little while ago.

1. Go to eBay
2. In the upper menu bar, click "Sell"
3. If your account isn't a sellers account, you may have a step to approve a change. There isn't any fees or new info requirements.
4. On the Seller's Hub page, hover over "Research" and then select "Product research"
5. Enter your search term. This is important to get right

I searched "Ariel and Eric Framed Jumbo"

I got several results, but it looks like there was an alternate version from a D23 Expo which was LE150 mixed in. But there are 3 sold that have LE500 in the title. The last in Oct 2023. Using that search string, and including description, I also found 2 fully framed currently for sale.

In general, I would say few sales doesn't usually mean "lack of interest" as it does "lack of supply." Like previously implied, many of these are probably in people's collections and not trading / selling stock. Although, it could also mean the ones that are available are priced too high for the current market.

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Thanks for the trick. I’ll have to check that out.

Definitely seems like people who have them don’t get rid of them. It’s an awesome piece and my oldest loves the little mermaid right now so it’ll fit perfectly with her collection!


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hopemax said:

So, thanks to @Ajk for sharing this trick for showing 3 years worth of Ebay sales, a little while ago.

1. Go to eBay
2. In the upper menu bar, click "Sell"
3. If your account isn't a sellers account, you may have a step to approve a change. There isn't any fees or new info requirements.
4. On the Seller's Hub page, hover over "Research" and then select "Product research"
5. Enter your search term. This is important to get right

I searched "Ariel and Eric Framed Jumbo"

I got several results, but it looks like there was an alternate version from a D23 Expo which was LE150 mixed in. But there are 3 sold that have LE500 in the title. The last in Oct 2023. Using that search string, and including description, I also found 2 fully framed currently for sale.

In general, I would say few sales doesn't usually mean "lack of interest" as it does "lack of supply." Like previously implied, many of these are probably in people's collections and not trading / selling stock. Although, it could also mean the ones that are available are priced too high for the current market.

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Just saying I just signed up as a seller and that research tool is so nice! So much better than having to search and then toggle sold items every time. Thanks again for that advice!


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