I bought a Seymour Mann doll brand new 11yrs ago for my daughter where it has sat in her closet unopened until today when i was going to put it on craigslist.com and seen it was an actual collectable. it has a registration card that i never sent in because i barely opened it today and also has a gold colored card of Certificate of Authenticity. Can anyone let me know what this doll is worth?
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Joluvsheav Reputation: 12 |
Your best bet is to use the information provided on the registration card and certificate of authenticity to determine which Seymour Mann doll you have. Once you know the name, you can search using those search words on one of the search engines like Google or one of the auction sites. If you can’t find your particular doll, you can do some comparison shopping by searching through Seymour Mann listings on the on-line auction sites for a similar doll in size and materials.
Seymour Mann dolls are typically mass produced in large limited editions. They don’t usually hold their value so are most often valued at less than paid originally.
Good luck!
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debdoll Reputation: 972 See debdoll's booth |
Does the doll have a name? Some dolls were mass produced. Is there a number on the back of her head? Sometimes the clothes are worth more than the dolls themselves
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sal2320 Reputation: 64 See sal2320's booth |
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