Star Wars The Vintage Collection Price Guide | Recent Sales from eBay and Heritage Auctions

The host, known as the Action Figure Grader, opens by thanking Patreon supporters and YouTube members before diving into a series of recent eBay and Heritage Auction sales for Star Wars Vintage Collection figures.

On the eBay side, the host begins with a notable listing from seller 'primitive irons': a VC09 Boba Fett described as a rare unpunched card variant featuring a yellow VC-P03 rocket-firing Boba Fett offer sticker. The seller claimed only about seven of these exist, and the host acknowledges unfamiliarity with this specific variant, inviting viewer expertise. It sold for $299. Next, a Canadian 2010 VC08 Darth Vader and a Canadian Imperial Navy Commander with a multi-language name pill sold together for $140, noted as rare variants the host hadn't previously encountered. A Kit Fisto with a slight crease sold via best offer, estimated around $70–80. A Grand Moff Tarkin with light edge wear sold for $125, at the upper end of the typical $100–125 range. A VC112 Sandtrooper sold for $82, described as the lowest price seen for that figure in a long time. A Carrie-Anne Moss (Jedi Master Indara from The Acolyte) autographed figure, signed at Motor City Comic Con, sold despite significant blister damage, listed at $285 best offer. The VC390 11th Brother from the new Maul Shadow Lord cartoon has been selling between $90 and $120 due to early-release demand.

HasLab Cantina pack-in figures continue to hold value, with the Tonika Sisters consistently selling around $250 (one lot at $260), and a full set of five pack-ins selling for $450. The original VC102 Ahsoka sold for $100 via best offer, consistent with US pricing of $75–100 (vs. $145–150 in the UK). A TIE Interceptor in very clean condition sold for $300. A highlight of the eBay section was a Canadian VC20 unpunched Yoda, an AFA 8.5 silver-level graded example, which sold for $1,099—a significant drop from a historical high of $2,800 for an AFA 9.0. A CAS 90-graded VC61 Prototype Armor Boba Fett, custom encased with its mailer inside the grading box, sold for $12,250.

For Heritage Auctions, the host notes their 22% buyer's premium plus applicable sales tax, which brings total costs to roughly 30% above the winning bid plus $50–60 shipping. Despite this, several good deals were found. An Antoc Merrick's Rogue One Target exclusive with two Imperial Assault Tanks sold for $144 (buyer's premium included). The SDCC Carbonite Chamber 7-Pack with Jar Jar Binks in Carbonite sold for $562.50. Two separate lots of boxed multi-packs sold for $362.50 and $412.50, respectively. The Toys 'R' Us exclusive ESB-packaged AT-AT sold for $425, well below the typical eBay range of $500–$600+. Finally, two non-Vintage Collection first-shot prototype figures—an AOTC Battle Obi-Wan graded AFA 80 and a Galactic Heroes Zuckuss graded AFA 95—sold together for $204, which the host notes would barely cover AFA grading fees alone.