Are MH dolls getting harder to sell??

[Loona]

I've both sent and received playline dolls in a padded envelope, and  never had any problems occur. in case there is enough padding between limbs and possible rub-prone surfaces (and in case the doll's hair is not heavily styled, as that will not be safe in an envelope) you should be fine
in fact, you might even attract more buyers with the cheaper postal costs the less packing material causes. I had several buyers actually request (inland) playline doll purchases to be sent in a padded envelope instead of in a box to save on shipping.

[lovesbabysquirmy]

I'm still not having any luck with my MIB dolls.    Gahhhhhhh!  I don't want to de-box them and I really don't want to leave them in storage indefinitely until people forget about MH. 

[Vertefae]

I'm at the point of having a yard sale or take them to the flea market. It's impossible to sell them. Even trades are s---l---o----w.

[DazzleKitty]

I still think it's because they are so plentiful now. Scalpers used to beat everyone to the punch. Looks like they are producing more dolls now.


It looks like I stopped collecting and sold my collection just in time.

[cloud_weaver]

I didn't realize the market is slowing.  O.o  I have been selling off my sister's collection over the past month and we've sold 20 dolls between the MH Arena and eBay.  I can't move the playsets that she's got for the life of me though.  >.<

I did get a *large* lot of baits yesterday so I'm in the process of trying to get them cleaned up and added to the sales post...but most are missing arms and so I don't even know what to do with them. 

[rosierjay]

if you're just going to resell the armless, ones it's best to sell them as parts and not to expect more that 2 dollars etc for each. having random clothes on them does up the appeal, but not the prices.