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email fxtoyroadshow@aol.com | tel 561.876.9610 | fax 561.295.5184
fx vintage toy roadshow
Sunday July 1: 10am - 5:30pm
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Do you still have your original Barbie doll that has been collecting dust since you bought it all those years ago? Guess what? If that doll is a No. 1 Barbie from 1959 and is mint in its original box, it could fetch up to $3,000.00. That's right--$3,000.00!
But where can you sell your old toys?
The FX Vintage Toy Roadshow is a group of experts who want to purchase your old toys. We invite you to dig through old boxes in your garage or clean out your basement, and bring in any toys you happen to find that may be of interest to a collector.
The FX Vintage Toy Roadshow is looking for your antique and collectible toys and will pay a fair market price for them!
Most TV roadshows only appraise antiques and collectibles--they do not offer to purchase them. NOT SO WITH THE FX VINTAGE TOY ROADSHOW! Because we have instant access to more than 23,000 collectors all over the world, we can offer you the best price for your old toy right on the spot! If a collector wants what you have, chances are you’ll get a pretty penny for your old toys.
Your old toys could be worth thousands!
THE ROADSHOW ALSO BUYS ENTIRE COLLECTIONS!
If you have a large collection of vintage toys, please call us to make arrangements for a private appraisal and purchase.
So if you have kept your childhood treasures, then Lady Luck may be smiling your way. Although a toy does not need to be in mint condition, the value certainly increases if it's in great shape or with its original box.
A mere house cleaning can bring hundreds of dollars to someone with the right item!
ADMISSION to any FX VINTAGE TOY ROADSHOW is always FREE and so are APPRAISALS, so find those old toys and dolls that have been hiding in your closet or attic for all these years and bring them to the FX VINTAGE TOY ROADSHOW ready to be amazed!
If you can’t make a show in your area please call, write or email us with your list of toys.
Toys we look for
Here is a sampling of what the FX Vintage Toy Roadshow will be interested in:
PRE-1950s: Advertising signs and displays, especially soft drink and oil related. Lionel & American Flyer trains. Ideal dolls, especially Shirley Temple. Madame Alexander, German, French and other antique dolls. Cap guns, tin wind-ups, and cast-iron toys. Erector sets. Disney, comic, and other character toys. Lead soldiers. Pressed steel vehicles and boats. Radio premiums.
THE 1950s: Toys made by the Marx Co. Pressed steel vehicles, especially those made by Smith-Miller, Tonka, Structo, Nylint, Hubley, and Keystone. Pedal cars. Die-cast vehicles, especially made by Corgi and Dinky. Gray-wheel Matchbox cars. Farm and construction toys. Cereal premiums. Elvis Presley memorabilia. US, German, and Japanese tin robots. Other wind-up and battery-operated toys. Playsets, cap guns, and other western toys. Hartland Sports and Western figures. Dolls such as Terri Lee, Ginny, Revlon, and Madame Alexander. Coca Cola items and other advertising pieces.
THE 1960s: Barbies marked “JAPAN” or “TAIWAN”. Patti Playpal, Chatty Cathy, and Tammy dolls. Hot Wheels cars with red lines around the tires, Matchbox vehicles, and slot cars. Beatles and Monkees memorabilia. Lunch boxes with TV and movie characters. GI Joe, Captain Action, Man from UNCLE, Major Matt Mason, James Bond, and other action figures. Monster, TV character, and vehicle model kits. Robots like Marx's Big Loo. Addams Family, Munsters, and Land of the Giants toys. Star Trek and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea toys.
THE 1970s and 80s: Superheroes and TV character action figures such as Batman, Spiderman, and Planet of the Apes, especially made by MEGO. Star Wars toys from 1985 or before. Micronauts, Transformers, small GI Joes, and He-Man action figures and toys.
These are just examples of toys we are interested in buying. If you think something may be collectible and it’s from 1989 or earlier, bring it! You may be amazed!
Press
Media interview requests:
Our appraisers will have a limited time before and during the show for interviews. Please be sure to call in advance if you wish to make an appointment for a specific interview time. We will make every effort to accommodate both in studio and on site requests.
 Ft Wayne, IN Channel 15FX Vintage Toy Road Show comes to Fort Wayne. FORT WAYNE, Ind (WANE) – It might be a good time to clean out the attic. The F-X Vintage Toy Road Show is in town this weekend and they want to buy your old toys. The dealers travel to cities across the country looking for rare, collectible toys. This is the first time the toy road show has stopped in Fort Wayne. They are looking for antique dolls, G-I Joe, and even hot wheels cars. Some of these items could be worth hundreds of dollars. |  WBRC Fox 6 Birmingham, ALThe FX Vintage Toy Roadshow comes to town! 1/16/2015 |  ABC 3340 HooverWhat are your old toys worth? Vintage Toy Road Show comes to Birmingham. Toys from the 50s 60s, and 70s, may be now be worth big bucks if you're willing to sell them. Some people in Birmingham are cashing in on their keepsakes this weekend at the FX Vintage Toy Road Show. Some people brought boxes of self- labeled junk, which will soon be a toy collector's treasure. Others brought sentimental toys just to see what they're worth, unsure if they were ready to part with them. 1/16/2015 |
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 To some, toys in the attic are goldeNovember 16, 2009 5:00 AM By Kaitlynn Riely Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Ken Rarick stood yesterday at the front of a room filled with 1960s-era Barbie dolls, toy trucks and one 6-foot-tall green plush Gumby. With his wife, Lynn, beside him, he watched as toy appraiser Mark Leinberger assigned a value to the toys and board games he'd played with as a child. ... |  FX Toy Roadshow on KDKA PittsburghPublished on Sep 3, 2013 |