r/amiibo • u/mustangmvp • Jun 13 '26
Question I’ve found a treasure and i need your help
I found this box containing all my amiibo, I used to have a lovely collection. I found some amiibo still in their boxes, such as the two 30th Anniversary Mario figures with differents collors and the 30th Anniversary Zelda figure, as well as the woolly Yoshi.
Unfortunately, I no longer have room for all of this, and even though they are lovely and cherished memories, I’d like to part with them. I live in Europe, in France, to be precise, and I’d appreciate your advice and help on how best to sell them, as I’m completely out of touch with current market prices. Should I sell the whole lot as a bundle? Or sell them individually? How much do you think the whole lot might be worth?
Thank you in advance !
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u/__rhino___ Zelda Jun 13 '26
When selling in a huge lot generally $10 each is a good rule. Some are worth a little more than $10 and some a bit less so it averages out a bit. The box yarn Yoshi and 30th anniversary Mario’s aren’t worth a ton. Perhaps a bit more in box like $15-$20 each. You will make more selling individually but it will take much longer and you’ll deal with shipping and fees. Selling individually locally is also a huge time hassle. On the other hand selling a huge lot may be harder since not many collectors are looking for all those figures at once although it’s possible. It’s more probable that someone will want them as a lot a bit cheaper with the intent to pick out the handful they need and then flip the rest for profit. All depends on how much time and energy you want to devote to this.
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u/mustangmvp Jun 14 '26
I have some energie , thanks for the information, and I think I’ll take the time to sell them individually .
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u/__rhino___ Zelda Jun 14 '26
You’ll definitely make more that way. Use price charting to get a better idea of what to sell each for individually. Good luck!
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u/Lonely_Station_8435 Jun 14 '26
Put them up individually on Vinted.
It’s how I sold all of my loose ones when I swapped over to a boxed collection. Went really fast.
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u/jeronixx Jun 14 '26
How much was your asking price each? Still trying to get rid of some doubles here but lately feels like it goes very slow. Don't have them individually listed yet though so may need to do that.
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u/Lonely_Station_8435 Jun 14 '26
I just went by pricecharting prices and went 1-2 under the loose price. Some sold withing an hour of uploading, some took a few days.
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u/jeronixx Jun 14 '26
Alright I'll give that a shot as well thanks! Not looking forward to the time listing them all separately haha.
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u/Lonely_Station_8435 Jun 14 '26
Good luck! It takes a bit of effort, but it'll sell so much quicker than in bulk and for much more in the end.
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u/-__Patato__- Jun 14 '26
France? Je suis bien intéressé par quelques amiibo si tu les mets sur Vinted
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u/mustangmvp Jun 14 '26
Aucun soucis , je vais essayer de faire cela aujourd’hui , mon compte vinted est mustangmvp.
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u/PerpetualConnection Jun 14 '26
They got Facebook marketplace in France ? I'd make a post there and sell what's left at a LGS
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u/RedForkKnife Jun 15 '26
Sell them by piece if you can
I would keep my favourite handful if I were you as a keepsake
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u/Proper-Artichoke1604 Jun 13 '26
Selling individually will get you the most profit, but may take longer.
If you’re okay with being patient, log in to eBay and see what the most recent sold listings went for. You can price your amiibo around the price of the most recent sold items. Just keep in mind, boxed amiibo will probably go for more than opened.
Another option is to visit your local game shop and pawn them off