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Ponni

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I have no idea what my collection is worth, so I need some pointers.

Applejack, marked 1982 Hong Kong. Facing forward, great condition. Has freckles which I guess they all do.

Snowflake, bright fuchsia pony with three silver glitter snowflakes. White/silves hair and freckles. Marked 1984

Boy ponies: Tex and Tracks, and a pink boy with light blue hair, light blue hearts with dark pink dots around them and some blue dots in between the hearts. Marked china 1987. ETA: It´s Daddy bright bouquet.

Truly, standing on back legs, markeg Hong Kong, though only *ng *ng are visile as theres holes in the hi legs for a platform.

Two ponies facing forward, no markings under their feet. One is light green-aquaish, with 12 purple stars with pink around the edges, purple eyes and light aqua-green hair. The other is light green with white/silver hair, dark green eyes and 8 clovers on each hip.

Thanks in advance, I´ll add to the list as I unpack them.
 
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Hi and welcome to the board. I think you're supposed to write an introduction in the introduction forum when you arrive.

I'm not too sure about prices *but* there's a chance you have a couple of rare ponies in there. If Truly is a regular pony and not a so soft pony then she's worth quite a lot someone else will be able to help you there. Also the two forward facing ponies sound like foreign varients - although I can't think which ones they are without pics- green bluebelle and a no country Minty - and they could be valuable too depending on the possible country they come from. If you upload pics some of the Nirvana experts will be able to tell you more :)

Christina
 
Thanks for the pointers, I´ll head to the introductions forum. :)

How do I tell the difference between a regular and a so soft one? Truly seems pretty similar to the other ones to me. I´ll post pics, that might clear it up. Thanks again.
 
A so soft pony will have a furry covering on it, a regular pony doesnt.
 
Are the pics even visible? What kind of detail shots do you need?
 
You definitely have some valuable ones in there. The last 3 photos you posted are probably the most valuable ones. I'm not an expert on non-US and non-UK ponies, but I believe the last two are Italian variants of Minty and Bluebelle, respectively.

Hmm.. this could be fun. I'll give some IDing a shot:



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Here are the ID's that I can make from the picture, and some price ranges I've seen recently. Lower price for worse condition, higher price for better conditions, obviously. Really bad condition ponies usually don't go below $1, but if the pony is in especially great condition, they could go a few dollars above my estimates.


1) Tickle $4-9
2) Sugarberry $3-6
3) Cupcake (NSS) rare, not sure of $$ amount
4) Hopscotch (UK) $5-8
5) Tex (with all accessories) $10-30
6) Steamer (with all accessories) $10-35
7) Peachy $2-5
8 )Posey $2-6
9) Lickety-Split $2-6
10) Skyflier $3-7
11) Powder $3-7
12) Gusty $4-15
13) Dancing Butterflies $3-6
14) Majesty $2-6
15) Surprise $2-6
16) Applejack (UK) $4-8
17) Up Up and Away $3-7
18 )Bluebelle rare, not sure of $$ amount
19) Snowflake (UK) $4-8
20) Mommy Bright Bouquet $3-6
21) Trickles $5-12
22) Baby Bright Bouquet $3-6
23) Baby Ribbon $40-60
24) Baby Cotton Candy $3-6
25) Baby Glory $2-5
26) Baby Fifi $2-5
27) Baby Sleepy Pie $1-4
20 )Sky Dancer (Summer Wing pony) $12-18
(and below that one, Baby Surprise $3-6)
29) Baby Surf Rider (with float) $7-10
30) Baby Firefly $3-5
31) Baby Applejack (UK) $7-12
32) Baby Cuddles $2-5
33) Baby Quackers $4-10
34) Daddy Bright Bouquet $4-10
35) Buzzer (Summer Wing pony) $12-15
36) Ripple (with float) $7-12


That's what I'd sell them for, at any rate. Hope this gives you an idea of what they're worth! :)
 
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Oh wow, thanks for your time. That´s an impressive amount of work you did there, from that messy pic. :)
I´ll get some better pictures in the morning (who am I kidding - it´s 4.30 am now) - there´s more. That really helped with the name id-ing as well. Thank you!
 
MInty and Bluebell look greek to me
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You know, I was thinking the same thing, but they're just so rare.. I wasn't sure. I'm certainly not the expert on those.

Ponni, if those ARE Greek, you're in luck all right lol. And no problem, I sometimes enjoy doing a bit of ID detective work, hehe. It was fun. ;)
 
Well, come to think of it, we did go to Greece around 1985 or was it 86. And since my ponies are mostly 84-85-86 it would make sense that I bought some while we were there.
 
Baby surprise, is that the yellowhaired one with a ballon? It´s glittery (the ballon, not the thread). And Flutterbye har glittery butterflies. :feeling very happy that these are out of the basement:
 
Let´s not tell my parents that they have stored valuables for the past 20 years. They might start thinking about charging me for all the toys I´ve kept there. :)
 
satinslipper said:
Yes, they are greek for sure..... definately......

You have NSS Truly there too, found in Scandanavia and Australia, She is in beautiful condition would easily sell for upwards of $200... She is beautiful.
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I just reread that. That´s $20, right? :feels faint:
 
12) Bouquet $3-7
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Actually, the pic was misleading. It was another pony, white with green hair with a red streak, green eyes and five purple leaves. It says 1984. It had just been wearing a red dress and red shoes since about 1989. lol.
 
Actually, the pic was misleading. It was another pony, white with green hair with a red streak, green eyes and five purple leaves. It says 1984. It had just been wearing a red dress and red shoes since about 1989. lol.
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Ah, okay--that's Gusty. She's worth anywhere from $4-15, depending just how white she is and how dark and glittery her symbols are. If there's no glitter, I believe she is an international version ^^
 
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