Inherited Collectibles

[NotATrekkie]

I was given some Star Trek collectibles after a relative passed away and I'm not much of a fan, so I'm looking to get rid of it....

There's figures still in there boxes, some metal pins that look pretty official, books, a vinyl record, and more....

These are the pins I'm talking about...

Any idea of how much I could get for some of this stuff?
There's figures from all versions of Star Trek...Deep Space Nine, First Contact, Generation, New Generation, etc.

I also have some Star Trek collectible glasses from Taco Bell...and a Coca-Cola glass too.

Feedback would be much appreciated!

Edit:

I'M NOT SELLING TO THE FORUM, I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF VALUE THEY HAVE!

 

[Melakon]

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[NotATrekkie]

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I'm not trying to sell to you guys, I'm just wondering what their value is...and I did the manual activation and stated my intentions and they activated my account.

 

[ManOnTheWave]

Best guess: look your stuff up on ebay and see what it's going for.

 

[Daddy Todd]

The sad truth is, the secondary market for Trek collectibles is pretty terrible. Unless it's something with a non-Trek collector base (Hallmark ornaments, collectible plates, etc.) the sales price is likely to be minimal.

But a few bucks is better than nothing, if you're up to selling it on eBay.

 

[drt]

That particular pin was available during Star Trek: The Motion Picture's theatrical release. It's somewhat uncommon due to the age, but not particularly valuable because no one is really scouring the Earth for them. Probably go for $5-20 on eBay (if lucky on the higher end since still in its little bag).

I paid $1 for mine in 1979, actually bought it at the theater - when they used to sell knickknacks and programs at the snack bar back in the day.