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My Elvis Presley Hasbro Dolls | Dolls1625 of 1768 |  |  |
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This is an awesome set of Hasbro Elvis Presley dolls. Hasbro only made these 3 Elvis Presley dolls to honor the King of Rock n ' Roll.
One of them , when I got it was opened , the guitar is missing from JailHouse Rock but the other 2 were never opened and are in pristene condition. Out of the box they stand 12 inches tall.
I have always been an Elvis fan. see my other Elvis listings.
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I have the Teen Idol. It sits, outside the box, on my dresser. I do still have the box though. I'll post it tomorrow.
Any idea of value?
I have seen some go on an auction site as high as $200.00 a piece. Even more for the 68' comeback special one.
Nice to meet you BTW :-)
I'm John
Wow! I never thought it would be that high! They arent that old! I'm Adam, nice to meet you too.
Hi Adam,
Yeah it is really crazy what memorabilia can go for to the right person. Elvis stuff is really a big seller on January 8th ( his birthday ) and August 16th ( his death )
I would like to know the value of the Elvis Teen Idol Doll - Still in box, never been opened. it has the guitar and microphone. on the bottom it says " The sun never sets on a legand. Can you help me?
I would also like to know the value of Elvis collector plates. I have several with the box and paper work. One of my favorite is Elvis with his mother and also elvis with his harley.
The only Presley memorabilia that will hold it's value is the stuff that came out back in the 50's when Elvis exploded on the scene(1956...57)
If your looking to invest or maybe make some kind of money with your stuff..stick with the vintage material...not the items that came out to cash in on his death in 1977...
Remember...the newer stuff is made to be collected...it's the stuff that was thrown out that's the most valuable...those are the items that fetch the most money...
I have an Elvis Presley (jailhouse Rock) doll. It has never been opened. It has a guitar with the doll. Could someone please give me a somewhat accurate value to this doll. thank you so much for your help