Recent eBay Sales on Some Big-Time MOCs

The host opens by reviewing a rare 1977 Kenner toy fair dealer catalog that sold at auction for $716, noting its significance as an early piece of Star Wars retail history featuring early artwork and a double-telescoping lightsaber Luke Skywalker image.

Several 12-back and 20-back Kenner figures are discussed next. A Tusken Raider on a 12-back A graded AFA 80 sold for $1,725, though the host expressed mild surprise at the 80 grade given damage near the hang tab. A Stormtrooper on a 20-back sold for $1,278, with the host noting unusual specks inside the blister that may be paint overspray or dust. Bella's Toy Chest items appear throughout the video, including a Walrus Man (20-back E, AFA 80+) for $602, a Jawa (20-back E, AFA 80) for $847, and a UKG 75 Wampa with a box variant featuring the Hoth Rebel Commander in the art instead of Luke Hoth for $585. A Luke X-Wing on a 21-back sold for $710, and a Hoth Stormtrooper debut card (AFA 80) sold for $927.

Two Lily Ledy figures made for the Mexican market were highlighted as major finds — an AT-ST Driver and a Star Destroyer Commander, both graded AFA 80 with archival cases, selling in the UK for approximately $2,900 each. The host explains the difference between positive and negative card back variants on Lily Ledy cards. Bella's Toy Chest also sold a Lily Ledy Darth Vader (CAS 80) for $396, which the host considered a steal. Two Han Solo 77-back A alternate image cards were compared: an AFA 75+ with clear blister for $461 versus an AFA 80+ with yellowed blister for $540.

A standout Bella's Toy Chest item was a 65-back B Obi-Wan Kenobi graded AFA 85 with a clear blister that sold for $835. The host reinforced his view that high-grade Return of the Jedi cards with clear blisters command premium prices. A Sy Snootles band graded CAS 85+ sold for $787, though the host questioned whether the scuffing warranted an 85+ and suggested AFA may grade boxed items more loosely than carded figures. A factory-sealed Patrol Dewback sold for $306, described as a bargain despite light wear. An AFA 85 B-Wing Fighter sold for $1,775, and the host used it to illustrate inconsistencies in grading standards between AFA and CAS.

A Power of the Force Luke Stormtrooper Disguise (CAS 70) sold for $1,125, and a Power of the Force Luke Jedi (AFA 80, unpunched, archival case) sold for $690, which the host felt was below typical market value. The video concludes with the headline sale: a Power of the Force Anakin Skywalker graded AFA 70+ sold for $10,700. The host was surprised it exceeded $10,000, noting that higher-graded examples had previously sold for around $8,800. He attributes the strong result to the blister being extremely clean despite a yellow designation, with the card's creases being less visually apparent, causing the piece to present better than its grade suggests.