Collectibles on sale — price drops
Every item here has an actual previous price and an actual reduction — a seller lowered it, and the old figure stays on screen struck through so you can see the difference for yourself. When a sale has an end time, the countdown on the card is the real one; it does not reset when you reload the page.
Price drops are how collectors clear shelf space for the next haul, which is why deals cluster around the categories that move slowest rather than the ones nobody wants. Add a piece to your wishlist and we tell you the moment its price falls.
Stacking a deal with free shipping over $35 is usually the cheapest way to buy two mid-priced figures — one item under the threshold pays $5.25, two rarely do.
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Frequently asked questions
Are the previous prices real?
Yes. The struck-through figure is the price the item was actually listed at before the seller reduced it; it is stored on the listing, not typed into a banner.
How long do sales last?
Sellers can set a duration — 24 hours, 48 hours, 7 days or open-ended. When there is an end time the card shows a live countdown and the price restores automatically when it expires.
Can I be told when something I want drops in price?
Add it to your wishlist. When a seller starts a sale on a wishlisted item you get a notification with the new price and the percentage off.