This 3 and 3/4 inch G.I. Joe Figure Price Guide, G.I. Joe Vehicle Price Guide, and GI Joe Buying Guide will save you time, allow you to buy and sell figures at fair prices, and help you estimate the current value of your collection. An online guide allows for constantly updated information and prices. Collector input is encouraged. Become a member of the community area and submit your own prices. Members can also post classified ads, polls, images and take part in the forum.

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1982 - Series 1 1983 - Series 2 1984 - Series 3 1985 - Series 4 1986 - Series 5 1987 - Series 6

1988 - Series 7 1989 - Series 8 1990 - Series 9 1991 - Series 10 1992 - Series 11 1993 - Series 12

1994 - Series 13 1997 - Series 14 1998 - Series 15 2000 - Series 16 2001 - Series 17 2002 - Series 18

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1982 - Series 1 1983 - Series 2 1984 - Series 3 1985 - Series 4 1986 - Series 5 1987 - Series 6

1988 - Series 7 1989 - Series 8 1990 - Series 9 1991 - Series 10 1992 - Series 11 1993 - Series 12

1994 - Series 13 1997 - Series 14 1998 - Series 15 2000 - Series 16 2001 - Series 17 2002 - Series 18

As a child in the 1980's, I loved the small 3 3/4" GI Joe toys. The only other toy line that I might have enjoyed as much would be the first generation of Transformers. A few years ago, my wife picked up a boxed 1984 Optimus Prime at a yard sale for $1 as a joke. My son had taken my original beloved Optimus into battle and the fearless Autobot leader had perished. My eyes lit up as she brought the box in the door. I wanted no other toy more growing up. In my innocence I had even promised God that I would never do anything wrong again if I got an Optimus Prime for my 8th birthday. I did get him that day and now I had him again. I could have sold him for a nice profit, but on that day I decided that collecting the toys of my youth would be a fun hobby.

Although I still casually collect Transformers, I eventually focused on collecting GI Joe figures. They did not take up a great deal of space and most of them seemed reasonably priced on Ebay. But how much were they actually worth? What was the going rate? Which figures were rare? I searched for a current online guide but could not find one. So I decided to further enjoy my hobby by making a guide myself back in 2006. It has taken me countless hours of researching, surfing Ebay, and typing words and code. It is a project that will never end as I try to continually add content and update prices. To all my fellow collectors out there, please contact me if you have price suggestions or error corrections. Your input is invaluable. Hopefully this guide provides what I wish I had when I started collecting. If you want an actual printed GI Joe guide, I recommend Mark Bellomo's Ultimate Guide to G.I. Joe 1982-1994.

- Brian

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