I have two porcelain bisque dolls made by Barbara Collins. They are in perfect condition. One is even a limited edition and they both come with certificates of authenticity. I wanted to know how much these dolls are worth or how to determine the value myself.
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February 21, 20180 found this helpful
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These dolls are usually beautiful and it would seem they should be worth a lot of money but sadly they are mass produced and usually sell for less than $25.
- The selling market is always flooded with this type of doll (maybe different brand names) and a buyer has a wide selection to choose from.
- Some of these doll sell for 4-10 dollars but most will never sell.
- Dolls are expensive to ship and are equally very difficult to pack as they are easily broken if not packed extremely well.
- If you are wanting to sell your dolls, I would suggest you list them on your local Craigslist and perhaps start the price at $50 as you can always reduce the price if no one shows an interest.
- You will need several good photos to post with your ad and you may have to keep running the ad for several months.
- Then again, maybe someone is looking for a doll like yours and it might sell quickly.
- Here is a sampling of these dolls presently listed on eBay (with ASKING price shown - not a true selling price).
- www.ebay.com/.../i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057...
Judy
Gold Post Medal for All Time! 677 Posts February 20, 20180 found this helpful
These dolls, even with the certificates of authenticity, are mass-produced and have little value. The ones I saw are asking $17.99.
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