Vintage Kenner Star Wars Price Guide - Recent Mint-on-Card Auction Data

The host of the Action Figure Grader YouTube channel presents a price guide video covering recent eBay auction results for vintage Kenner Star Wars mint-on-card (MOC) figures, both graded and ungraded. He opens with a brief personal anecdote about traveling to Orlando while his wife speaks at a science convention.

The video begins with core Kenner US card backs. A 12-back Darth Vader with a price sticker and blister dings sold for $1,376, which the host estimates would grade at a 70 or 70-plus. A 20-back Hammerhead with two notable creases sold for $617, estimated at a 70 to 75 grade. A factory-sealed diecast Millennium Falcon sold for $271, which the host calls a very good deal despite imperfect box condition.

The host then covers a series of Luke Skywalker MOCs. A 41-back Stormtrooper in ESB packaging with a clear blister sold for $639, estimated at an AFA 80. A 41-back Luke X-Wing Pilot sold for $455, with a pronounced crease putting it at an estimated 75 grade. Two Luke Hoth cards are highlighted: a 48-back A sold for $886 (estimated 75-plus to low 80), and a 65-back A Return of the Jedi clear blister unpunched sold for $780, which surprised the host given how close it came to the price of the rarer 48-back. A molded-face Luke Jedi on a 65-back with the snap cape bagged inside the blister sold for $620, noted as especially rare due to both the molded face variant and the bagged cape.

A significant portion of the video covers auctions from a seller called Bella's Toy Chest, described as a former YouTuber liquidating her collection. Highlights include a 32-back Han Solo Smuggler AFA 80 for $560, a 77-back Han Solo Hoth CAS 80-plus for $247, and a 77-back Darth Vader CAS 85 for $456. The host notes these as strong deals.

The host then discusses international trilogo variants, explaining how to distinguish French Meccano blisters (smaller, angled, tend to yellow), Palitoy blisters (etched-edge or rounded corners, darker yellow card backs, wider hang tabs), and German Parker card backs (brighter yellow backs, longer thinner hang tabs). A CAS 80-plus Princess Leia Endor Meccano sold for $290, an AFA 70 Princess Leia Bespin German Parker sold for $355, and a CAS 75 Palitoy Yoda with brown snake sold for $373.

The video closes with high-value Power of the Force and Droids figures. A CAS 85 Amanaman sold for $617, a CAS 80-plus Han Solo in Carbonite for $670, and an AFA 70 Droids Tie Fighter for $660. An archival AFA 60 Sy Snootles sold for $1,376. Two Kenner Canada Droids figures — an AFA 85-plus C-3PO for $1,175 and an AFA 85 R2-D2 for $1,694 — were purchased by a friend named Byron. A US-card Kea Moll AFA 75 sold for $15,750, and an Ewoks cartoon figure CAS 80 made in Mexico sold for $23,750, which the host called a steal. Finally, an AFA 85 General Lando sold for $545 and an AFA 80-plus Luke Skywalker in Ewok poncho sold for $500.