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STAR WARS: DROIDS - Vlix First Shot AFA 85+ SOLD FOR £11,250 ($14,463)

Vlix sold at auction for over £10,000

It's missing from my collection and probably a lot of other Star Wars collector's too but someone, yesterday ended the day with a huge smile on their face as a Vlix went to a winning bidder at an auction in exchange for a rather lot of money.  Yes, a Flix AFA85+ sold at a Prop Store auction for £11.250 which is $14,463.  Now if that winner wants to send it my way as a Christmas gift then of course I would except.

Want to read the full press release to see what other goodies rich people have won?  Of  course you do:

one of the world’s leading film and TV memorabilia companies – has today announced results from its first UK live vintage toy auction, with toys and collectibles on offer fetching in excess of £208,790 ($268,953). Prop Store’s two-day Vintage Toys & Collectibles Live Auction was held on Tuesday 26th and Wednesday 27th November 2019 at Prop Store’s UK headquarters in Hertfordshire.

Other notable sales included (sale prices are inclusive of buyer's premium):

STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE - Early Bird Certificate AFA 80 - Sealed £3,750 ($4,823)
STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK - YPS Comic With Hoth Stormtrooper UKG 85 – Sealed £5,000 ($6,431)
STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES - USS Enterprise NCC-1701 Model Replica £1,250 ($1,609)
STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE - Death Star Pencil Sharpener £468.75 ($604)
ALIEN - Kane Action Figure 2UP Hardcopy Prototype £1,375 ($1,770)
STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE - Lili Ledy Tusken Raider Large Size Action Figure AFA 80 £1,500 ($1,929)
STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE - Promotional Notebook £531.25 ($685)

The auction was suitable for fans with a variety of budgets and bids could be placed online from anywhere in the world, by phone or in person.

Stephen Lane, Prop Store CEO, commented on the auction: “Following on from our record-breaking US auction, Prop Store UK’s inaugural Vintage Toys & Collectibles auction was a great success. We smashed our estimate and many fans were able to take home some nostalgic gems to add their collections. We are looking forward to bringing even more exciting items to our global auction audience next year”.



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  1. Im trying to find my vlix. I have one but i only found the head. And my one is original glasslite edition. I hope find it and make authentication

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