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Have you ever wanted to learn how to value LOTR action figures? In order to do this you should understand the different levels of quality, where to get values from and why its essential to keep up-to-date on the prices of your LOTR action figures. Lets get started by showing you how to find out the condition of your figures and where you can check market prices:

Mint Condition C10: There are no dim colors, decaying paint or filth. It has nice joints and comes with every genuine accessory. Lord of the Rings Anime PVC, if they are even now in the package, have to be evaluated too. That indicates no crinkles, wrinkles, bends, folds, damages or torn tags. Nada!

Fine Condition C6-7: A complete shape that is ordinarily called "played with condition" with definitely no lost or damaged limbs or components. It can be missing many of its genuine accessories but not all. Minor wear and tear, faded colors and loss of paint is permitted. Poor Condition C2-3: Uh oh! This item is a mess with quite loose joints, a bunch of faded colors and huge loss of paint. It most likely is broken someplace or perhaps MIA limbs. Avoid it!

Magazines: Go to your local comic book store and grab a copy of any toy review magazine. It is generally packed with info on what is going on in the market and comes with a price manual. It is a monthly review of the market and hence of the values you want. Get a subscription, if you can afford one, or borrow your friends. It is a monthly market cross sectional view.

Like the stock markets, the Lord of the Rings PVC figures market can experience bear and bull fluctuations too. The prices do alter more than once a year. You should be checking at a minimum quarterly, even monthly to see what the rates have become. What is popular one year might not be the second. Even big jumps can happen suddenly.