Original Jango Fett Bust is worth only 10.50?

[pppccclll]

also, no one's interested in star wars stuff anymore.

[tank-bustaz]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

There are several reasons why this only fetched $10.50

- Not putting "Gentle Giant" in the listing title.
- Not putting "Star Wars" in the listing title.
- Listing it during the holiday season.

you got the point bro!

[polystoned]

Originally Posted by tedmic

No one's interested in Star Wars stuff anymore.

Originally Posted by pppccclll

also, no one's interested in star wars stuff anymore.

San Francisco, CA - February 12, 2009 - Driven by the popularity of the STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS animated television series, the Force remained strong in 2008 as STAR WARS catapulted to the Number 1 spot of all traditional toy licenses, according to The NPD Group, Inc., Lucasfilm Ltd. announced today. U.S. toy retail sales for the brand in 2008 exceeded $450M. STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS was the single most popular licensed toy property in 2008 according to data released by the NPD Group. It was also, as a result, the top boys’ toy license of the year.

During the 2008 holiday season, U.S. retailers reported the strongest sales for STAR WARS toys and products in the 31 years since the first STAR WARS movie was released theatrically, even as the overall retail economy faced significant challenges. Sales of STAR WARS video games also reached new heights in 2008, driven by the huge success of STAR WARS: THE FORCE UNLEASHED. Following its release in September, STAR WARS: THE FORCE UNLEASED became the fastest selling STAR WARS video game in history with sales now exceeding 5.7M units worldwide.

The October 3, 2008 premiere of STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS scored as the most-watched series debut in Cartoon Network history, according to Nielsen Media Research. Since its premiere, STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS (Friday 9 p.m.) has ranked #1 in its time period on all television with boys 2-11, boys 6-11, and tween boys 9-14 through January 2009. It is also a worldwide hit, airing in 166 countries around the globe.

From http://www.planetxbox360.com/article..._Million_Units

With triple-digit ratings and delivery gains compared to last year, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (9 p.m.) was the #1 program of the week on all television—broadcast and cable—among boys 6-11 and the #2 program of the week among boys 9-14.

From http://news.turner.com/article_displ...rticle_id=4279

[toyzplz]

I still get the SW busts and I know others who do too.

I think it was a combo of factors like listed above by Hellboy really

[Mad4Busts]

Originally Posted by polystoned

San Francisco, CA - February 12, 2009 - Driven by the popularity of the STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS animated television series, the Force remained strong in 2008 as STAR WARS catapulted to the Number 1 spot of all traditional toy licenses, according to The NPD Group, Inc., Lucasfilm Ltd. announced today. U.S. toy retail sales for the brand in 2008 exceeded $450M. STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS was the single most popular licensed toy property in 2008 according to data released by the NPD Group. It was also, as a result, the top boys’ toy license of the year.

During the 2008 holiday season, U.S. retailers reported the strongest sales for STAR WARS toys and products in the 31 years since the first STAR WARS movie was released theatrically, even as the overall retail economy faced significant challenges. Sales of STAR WARS video games also reached new heights in 2008, driven by the huge success of STAR WARS: THE FORCE UNLEASHED. Following its release in September, STAR WARS: THE FORCE UNLEASED became the fastest selling STAR WARS video game in history with sales now exceeding 5.7M units worldwide.

The October 3, 2008 premiere of STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS scored as the most-watched series debut in Cartoon Network history, according to Nielsen Media Research. Since its premiere, STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS (Friday 9 p.m.) has ranked #1 in its time period on all television with boys 2-11, boys 6-11, and tween boys 9-14 through January 2009. It is also a worldwide hit, airing in 166 countries around the globe.

From http://www.planetxbox360.com/article..._Million_Units

With triple-digit ratings and delivery gains compared to last year, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (9 p.m.) was the #1 program of the week on all television—broadcast and cable—among boys 6-11 and the #2 program of the week among boys 9-14.

From http://news.turner.com/article_displ...rticle_id=4279

Nice retort!!

yay SW wins still.

[thx217]

Originally Posted by pppccclll

also, no one's interested in star wars stuff anymore.

You're not interested in Stars anymore.

So what it costs 10 bucks(the busts are overpriced in the first place). It's NEVER about how much.