Danbury Mint Shirley Temple dolls can vary in value depending on the specific doll you have. An on-line search on sites such as Etsy can help identify your doll and offer a possible range of value. The value of mass produced dolls can be disappointing. The ease in selling one will be based on demand.
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Doll collectors only buy dolls from famous doll makers and not ones that are mass produced. Normally during the holidays it is easier to sell these types of dolls. You might be able to find a buyer, but you'll need to really lower your price.
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You could probably sell the doll off for around $10 and maybe a person would buy it from you. Unfortunately, there are way too many dolls like this listed online and most of the listings are cancelled because the dolls didn't sell.
I believe you would realize more money if you listed on your local auctions sites (especially Craigslist) as you could list each doll and start your price at $50-$60 and lower it if no one shows an interest.
You could always meet someone at a public place so they could see the dolls in person as this is a good selling point.
Craigslist is easy to use and mostly free but you would need photos of each doll (cell phone photos work). Listing instructions are on the site.
Yes and you will probably still see them sitting there at that price. I mean you can price anything whatever you want, but it doesn't mean anyone will buy them. I have been a collector for years and the very first advice you got is so true.
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There were too many made i mean ebay is just filling up with them and noone buys them cause people wanna try to ask 100.00 179.00 its just insane
