Harmony Kingdom

[bullseyejohn]

I am in the UK and have a large collection of HK to sell ,is there a geuine resale market for it?

 

[mickeysaver]

Honestly, pretty much anything that is made to be a collectable is most likely never going to be worth that much money, even in the case of limited editions. My best advice is to collect what you love and love what you have collected. Your collection will never mean as much to anyone else as it does to you, so don't go too crazy. If you need examples, check out the prices of sports trading cards from about 1990 to present, postage stamps from the mid-70's to present, Madame Alexander dolls, Cabbage Patch dolls, and my ultimate favorite Beanie Babies.

I happen to love Harmony Kingdom pieces. I have several with my favorite being Mowgli sitting on Baloo's belly as they float along down the river. I have no idea what it's worth, but I love it. We have collected a wide variety of Disney pieces from different artists and sources over the past decade. If I had to guess, I would think that the Big Fig Stitch from Disney Auctions with the Hawaiian shirt and big red sunglasses on with a coconut drink in his hand might well be our most valuable piece, but then again, it might well turn out to be a small resin figurine of Moving Man Mickey that I won at the Atlanta stop of the 75 InspEARations statue tour event. When I am dead and gone, I don't expect anyone to love these pieces like I love them. They all came into my life with memories attached. Most were gifts or "bonus" souveniers that we collected during our WDW vacations. We carefully display our little treasures and enjoy them daily. I can't imagine hiding them away in a box because it might be more valuable that way one day.