Toys & Prices (Toys and Prices)

This book is mainly black and white text of exactly what the title implies- small print listings of many toys with their description and prices. In the middle is a nice glossy section with picture of some popular toys of the past. I purchased this as a gift for someone who loves to thrift shop and he loved it. He enjoyed just looking through it and remembering toys from the past. The book came quickly and in great condition.

Unnecessary to purchase a new issue since information, values, and new listings don’t change or get added.

The item came very quickly and in excellent condition. As a collectibles dealer I need to be in know with pricing and knowing what items either look like or if any variants exist, this book covers quite a few of these and a wide variety of products from Action Figures to Hot Wheels. This is the 2015 edition, but it still gives enough info that I can make my pricing decisions using it. A+ here!

Very limited pricing on older toy products

Not what I expected. Not enough pictures

It is an awesome guide with a big mix of new and old toys. Many different types o toys are covered too. The listings are easy to read and has many photos in each section. Looking forward to using it as I collect more toys.

Great book!

Lots of helpful information.

Lots missing from what is regarded as being one of the best out there. No MASK? Prices are generic where zero research has been put in. All Hasbro WWF figures MOC $15?!? Ehh no. Try researching what the going rate is, which you'll find is staggeringly more than $15! Really disappointed with the book, won't be suckered down this hole for next years version...

Nowhere enough information given on Hot Wheels cars, why only cover the Redline Issues. Very poor coverage of Hot Wheel issues.

very up to date and full of info

Une bible, très certainement. Indispensable pour tout collectionneur de jouets quelle que soit leur nature. Cependant, si l'exercice de recensement n'est jamais aisé, on a du mal à comprendre certains oublis, très discutables. Ainsi, sauf erreur de ma part, les collectionneurs de robots des années 70/80 (type Goldorak, Albator, etc.) peuvent passer leur chemin. La section consacrée aux robots japonais ne couvre ainsi que la période des années 50/60, c'est à dire les jouets en tôle, et non en "diecast"/plastique, tels que le Japon en produisait à partir du milieu des années 70. Ces jouets vintage auraient pourtant largement leur place dans un tel ouvrage. A l'inverse, leurs équivalents nord-américains sont bien présents. Bizarre (et frustrant)...

Libro completo e molto dettagliato! È stato fatto decisamente un lavoro molto accurato! Da prendere in considerazione per avere una guida completa!