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Startrek Pdflist.Pdf Brian's Toys Star Trek Buy List Playmates Quantity Buy List Name Line Manufacturer Year Released Class Mfr Number UPC you have TOTAL Notes Price to sell Last Updated: April 14, 2017 Questions/Concerns/Other Full Name: Address: Delivery Address: W730 State Road 35 Phone: Fountain City, WI 54629 Tel: 608.687.7572 ext: 3 E-mail: Referred By (please fill in) Fax: 608.687.7573 Email: [email protected] Brian’s Toys will require a list of your items if you are interested in receiving a price quote on your collection. It is very important that we have an accurate description of your items so that we can give you an accurate price quote. By following the below format, Guidelines for you will help ensure an accurate quote for your collection. As an alternative to this excel form, we have a webapp available for Selling Your Collection http://buylist.brianstoys.com/lines/StarTrek/toys . The buy list prices reflect items mint in their original packaging. Before we can confirm your quote, we will need to know what items you have to sell. Currently, the below Star Trek list contains Playmates' Star Trek toys. Diamond Select/Art Asylum figures and other toys will require a separate quote (please send a list of names and UPCs to us). The below list is split into separate categories by line and item- STEP 1 types. Search for each of your items and mark the quantity you want to sell in the column with the red arrow. STEP 2 Once the list is complete, please mail, fax, or e-mail to us. If you use this form, we will confirm your quote within 1-2 business days. STEP 3 If you send us a list but do not use this form, allow 2-4 business days for us to issue you a quote. The price quote will be good for two weeks only. If more than two weeks pass by, then we will need to reconfirm the prices. Once you accept the price quote, you will need to ship the items to us. We will allow you to ship your boxes on our UPS account. This will enable you to get our discounted shipping rates which will be deducted from the payment we send you. We will e-mail you further instructions on how to print your UPS labels. You can drop them off with the label(s) attached to any UPS location or UPS Store, or for an extra $5 charge, UPS can pick up at your home. STEP 4 Once your items arrive, we will then evaluate the shipment. If there are any problems with the shipment, we will adjust the prices accordingly. We will then contact you once more with a final price. If you do not find the price acceptable, we will return the items to you at our expense. Page 1 of 19 Brian's Toys Star Trek Buy List Playmates Quantity Buy List Name Line Manufacturer Year Released Class Mfr Number UPC you have TOTAL Notes Price to sell Upon agreeing to the final price, we will pay by PayPal or mail a check for the final amount. Please allow up to three business days for us to process the check. STEP 5 If you would prefer immediate payment by PayPal, please let us know when you confirm the final price. We can pay by PayPal the same day you confirm. (Please note: Paypal will charge you approximately a 3% processing fee.) Star Trek by PlayMates Please mark the quantity you have to sell in the column with the red arrow. You may also total the price in the green column. 12" General Release Seven of Nine General Playmates 1999 12" Figures 043377655121 $10 Star Trek (The Original TV Series) Basic Figures Series 1 Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 6447 043377064473 Christine Chapel (Sickbay Nurse U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701) $4 Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1998 4.5" Figures 6449 043377064497 Janice Rand (Captain's Yeoman U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701) $4 Lt. Janice Rand Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures $1 Picard (Tapestry) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 6430 043377064428 $25 The Jem'Hadar (Soldiers of the Dominion) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 16032 043377160328 $1 Series 2 Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 16031 043377160311 Captain James T. Kirk (Wearing Captain's Casual Attire) $4 Jem'Hadar Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 043377160328 $1 Odo Necessary Evil Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 043377064466 $1 Worf (DS-9) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 043377064374 $1 Series 3 Captain Christopher Pike Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 6448 043377064480 $3 Mister Spock Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1994 4.5" Figures 16038 043377160380 $6 Talosian Keeper Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 16039 043377160397 $3 Vina as Orion Animal Woman Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1996 4.5" Figures 16040 043377160403 $3 Series 4 Captain Benjamin Sisko Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures $1 Captain Sisko (Bald with Beard) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 16021 043377160212 $2 Dr McCoy (in Dress Uniform) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 16155 043377161554 $3 Dr. Crusher Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 6430 043377160472 $1 Gorn Captain Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 16041 043377160410 $7 Seska as Cardassian (Red accessories) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 16022 043377160229 $1 Tom Paris (Mutated) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 16023 043377160236 $2 Series 5 Captain Kirk (Environmental Suit) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 16048 043377160489 $1 Harry Mudd Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 16154 043377161547 $2 McCoy (Dress) Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures $1 Page 2 of 19 Brian's Toys Star Trek Buy List Playmates Quantity Buy List Name Line Manufacturer Year Released Class Mfr Number UPC you have TOTAL Notes Price to sell Mugato Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 4.5" Figures 16042 043377160427 $1 12" Figures Captain Christopher Pike Star Trek OTS Playmates 1999 12" Figures 043377655367 $1 Captain Kirk as Romulan Star Trek OTS Playmates 12" Figures 043377655145 $1 Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott Star Trek OTS Playmates 12" Figures 043377655220 $1 Dr. McCoy Star Trek OTS Playmates 1999 12" Figures 65521 043377655213 $1 Ensign Pavel Chekov Star Trek OTS Playmates 12" Figures 65531 043377655312 $1 Gorn Captain Star Trek OTS Playmates 1999 12" Figures 65052 043377650522 $1 Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu Star Trek OTS Playmates 12" Figures 043377655237 $1 Lieutenant Uhura Star Trek OTS Playmates 12" Figures 043377655329 $1 Mr. Spock Star Trek OTS Playmates 12" Figures 043377655015 $1 The Mugato Star Trek OTS Playmates 12" Figures 043377650614 $1 Exclusives Lieutenant Commander Montgomery Scott Star Trek OTS Playmates 4.5" Figures 16045 043377160458 $6 Vehicles Romulan Bird-of-Prey Neutral Zone Incursion Craft Stark Trek OTS Playmates 1997 Vehicles 16126 004337716126 $6 Go-Withs Classic Science Tricorder Star Trek OTS Playmates 1995 Accessories 6125 043377061250 $11 Starfleet Phaser Star Trek OTS Playmates 1997 Accessories 16144 043377161448 $16 Classic Phaser Star Trek OTS Playmates 1994 Accessories 043377061182 $1 Playing Cards in Tin Box (Classic TV) Star Trek OTS Playmates 1992 Accessories 913235 045544121354 $1 The Game Star Trek OTS Playmates Accessories 017281192317 $1 The Official Tribbles Star Trek OTS Playmates Accessories 088816005020 $1 The Original Series Red Uniform Dog Collar Star Trek OTS Playmates Accessories 810671021347 $1 The Telephone 1994 Edition Signature Series Star Trek OTS Playmates Accessories 22898 031331022898 $1 Classic Movie Series Admiral Kirk Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6451 043377064510 $2 Commander Kruge Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6459 043377064596 $3 Commander Spock Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6452 043377064527 $4 Dr. McCoy Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6453 043377064534 $2 General Chang (gloves) Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6458 043377064589 $3 General Chang (With no gloves) Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6458 043377064589 $3 Khan Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6456 043377064565 $7 Lieutenant Saavik Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6460 043377064602 $5 Lieutenant Sulu Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6454 043377064541 $1 Lieutenant Uhura Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6455 043377064558 $1 Martia Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 4.5" Figures 6459 043377064572 $1 USS Excelsior NCC-2000 Classic Movie Series Playmates 1995 Vehicles 6127 043377061274 $1 Collector Series Accessories Starfleet Medical Tricorder Collector Series Playmates 1997 Accessories 043377161431 $1 Classic Captain Pike's Starfleet Laser Pistol Collector Series Playmates Accessories 46066 043377161271 $1 Action Collection Borg Drone Collector Series Playmates 1998 9" Figures 043377060697 $5 Klingon Collector Series Playmates 1998 9" Figures $1 Alien Edition Page 3 of 19 Brian's Toys Star Trek Buy List Playmates Quantity Buy List Name Line Manufacturer Year Released Class Mfr Number UPC you have TOTAL Notes Price to sell Borg Collector Series Playmates 1995 9" Figures 043377060697 $5 Q Collector Series Playmates 1997 9" Figures 043377161875 $4 Romulan Commander Collector Series Playmates 1996 9" Figures 004377161813 $1 Alien Series Captain James Kirk with Balok and Balok's Puppet Alien Series Playmates 1998 4.5" Figures 043377651826 $7 Collector Edition Andorian Ambassador Shras Collector Edition Playmates 12" Figures 65051 043377650515 $1 Captain James T. Kirk Collector Edition Playmates 1996 9" Figures 16096 043377160960 $4 Lietent Hikaru Sulu Collector Edition Playmates 1996 9" Figures 16099 043377160991 $4 Lt.
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