Futurama Prototype's and Rare Items

[Reply #40 on:]

Thanks everyone for the positive feedback.

Another item I managed to add to the collection a few months ago was a Funko Pop Prototype Leela.  This was listed on eBay with what I can only describe as the worst pictures and worst description ever. 

It took what seemed a life time to come to an agreement with the seller.  But finally she arrived and looks amazing. 





I couldn't think of a better way to display her than to purchase a retail release figure and use the box.  Helps protect the figure and also think it looks great.



Thanks for looking.

Andy

[Reply #41 on:]

Hi All,

Another rare item added to the collection today...

SDCC Glow-In-The-Dark Funko Coin Bank!!

I've been searching for one of these for a long time.  So my luck really kicked in when I managed to find one, with one of the creators of Futurama!  Plus he was willing to sell.

After a few emails he really liked the collection and agreed to have some of the guys sign it for me before he sent it over.

So one super rare Funko Bank now even better.

Hope you enjoy the pictures...

[Reply #42 on:]

Extremely cool, dude!  You have a lot of patience and determination

Thanks, taken a lot of time and hard work but well worth the results.

Do you work the market much?  Ie, buy and sell.  Is the market for futurama merch pretty active?  What do you value your own collection at, personal price and more objective reasonable sale price in market as a collection by your own educated opinion?  I wouldn't expect you to want to sell any time soon, if ever, considering you've put a lot of effort into creating it; I'm just curious.

Hi Winna,

Finally did the sums and currently I'd value the collection at $18,500 -$19,000.

The breakdown is in the other post I put on the forum today.

Thanks

Andy

[Reply #43 on:]

That signed coin bank is phenomenal!

My envy of your collection increases even more.

[Reply #44 on:]

That signed coin bank is phenomenal!

My envy of your collection increases even more.

Thanks Danny