cmiller99
Super Freak
Also, you'll never be able to look at the Trolley Witch on the Hogwarts Express the same way again either.
Not sure why JK Rowling signed off on this.
Tell me no more!
I'm going to pick up a copy tomorrow.
Also, you'll never be able to look at the Trolley Witch on the Hogwarts Express the same way again either.
Not sure why JK Rowling signed off on this.
If they made 2,000 Harrys and 800 Rons and Ron sold out before Harry, does that mean Ron sells better than Harry?
If they sold the first 1,500 Harrys in six months and took another six months to sell the remaining 500, but it took 10 months to sell all 800 Rons, does that mean Ron is a better seller, because he sold out?
Achieving 'sold out' status means nothing to someone who doesn't know some of the some key metrics, stuff that only Star Ace is privy to.
https://www.timewalkertoys.com/Harry-Potter-Triwizard-Tournament-Version-p/str-0008.htmI should have ordered Tri-Wizard Harry when he was $200 on Amazon, shipped. Looks like the going rate is now $230-240 on most sites.
When figures sell-out quickly at full price and then remain stable and even increase in price on the aftermarket like Ron, that's a good indicator that figure was popular and probably underproduced.
What kills a line isn't releases like these two Rons, whose quick sell-outs have to be considered a success--it's figures like Casual Harry and Mad-Eye Moody who are being deeply discounted and figures like the Sirius Blacks and Voldemorts that are sitting around in warehouses unsold for over a year, gathering dust that kill a line.
Where are you seeing Moody deeply discounted? How deeply?
I don't know currently, but there was a time he was down to about $100 on Amazon with prime shipping.
Draco is up on SS for $199.99. Come on BBTS, adjust your prices already!
I'd still rather buy it from BBTS. They charge half the shipping that SS does.
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