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Is it one of the colors in the shop/do you have a photo?
Also, does it have its tag/original box? (This matters to some collectors)
He’s Peacock colored, do you see any paint scratches? chips? things of the like?
‘n roughly how much were you hoping to get for him?
the only thing is a small paint scratch on the nose between the nostrils /: not big probably the size of the letter i on the screen. been sitting on a shelf so theres a little dust.
im not sure what the retail value of this is since i bought it years ago and i probably paid way over retail.
how much would you say its worth?
not expecting retail btwThe Peacock color is pretty common, BUT it is a retired piece. It is hard to say what to ask for him, but based on the picture and your description, you could try asking around $150 for him. ??
What is really helpful when you want to get your full asking price for the dragon, is to take him outside in the sunshine and take the best pictures you possibly can of him. Many collectors will happily pay a fair price when the pictures assure them of exactly what they are getting. 🙂
A photo of the back, front, both sides, and the bottom of the statue, and closeups of his face, will really help sell your dragon for what he’s fully worth. Collectors LOVE good photos when buying!
He looks to be in nice shape, and the Scratcher is a popular sculpt. You should not have too much trouble finding a happy home for him. 🙂
I saw that one too, but he had more damage than this one. I think you’re right though, $150 might have been slightly too high. I thought I sold one for $150 a while back but I didn’t remember correctly. It was $110–but I priced him to sell. 😉
i do not have the box for this btw but it has the Pena tag
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