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A vintage collectibles dealer says approximately $130,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from a storage unit in Corona, dealing a major setback to his business.

We’ve all dreamed of an unexpected windfall, especially one that’s been right under our noses all along.

Mego is to DCComics what Kenner is to Star Wars. During the 1970s, the manufacturer acquired the rights to create figures out of DC superheroes, making it the go-to if you wanted toys of Superman, Batman, or Wonder Woman. Not only was the toy line successful, but it also introduced various innovations, the most notable…

Fanatics Collect’s September Premier Auction kicked off last night, and in less than 24 hours, there are already some clear favorites to make a significant impact on the Hobby overall.

Vintage shoppers can search for clothing, antiques, furniture and collectibles when Phila Flea Markets sets up near Drexel University on Saturday, Sept. 26.

Fall is almost here—let cozy season commence! While we can’t all retreat to a snug log cabin for the next three months, a few well-chosen vintage collectibles can bring that woodsy warmth to any home. From Adirondack-style frames to folksy instruments, these mountain-life mainstays will add rustic charm at any altitude.

When you think of vintage Star Wars collectibles, most people would imagine toys and action figures. Kenner’s Star Warsline is among the most coveted and iconic of these, with some rare figures getting valuations of hundreds of thousands of dollars. While the line of toys leads the pack when it comes to vintage collectibles, its…

There’s no denying the massive demand for vintage action figures and toys. Over the last few years the value of some of these toys has skyrocketed, prompting even outsiders to get into the hobby. Of course, it completely depends on the time you can dedicate, contacts you can leverage, and most importantly, your disposable income.…

Kenner is the gold standard for vintage Star Warstoys. The manufacturer released its first wave of action figures barely a year after A New Hope, eventually expanding into vehicles and playsets. In fact, Kenner did everything to leverage the licensing deal with Lucasfilm, putting out relatively strange toys like a projector and an AM radio…

“I just feel like there was a lot more quality,” said Dana Clair, a Reno Antique Faire vendor.