I just figured I'd have a better shot selling if I advertised to a targeted group of collectors. The money is a nice perk but whether I get $5 or $500, it's $ and storage space I didn't have yesterday. (That said, feel free to keep bidding, limited time availability, everything must go, etc etc.) ;D
Looking back at it, I was quite a meticulous 4-6 year old, collecting Horseshoe points for all those mail-in ponies. It was not an insignificant part of my collection!!Oh nooooo... how do you have so many from my bucket list? I thought I was almost done with my pony wish list!What a wonderful collection you had!
I'm watching a few just to see
good luck selling them all
Buyers are right to be cautious nowadays, and you can only do your best! Looking at your overall listings, you've been consistent about photos and lighting, you have many ponies listed, and they're a mix of types but in similar condition to each other, which are all good indications of a single childhood collection being sold, as you've said. Try not to stress. You've been great about answering questions, and that's reassuring to most of us.Welp, got my first "not sure this is legit," message from a buyer.
I don't know how to prove or authenticate any of these, the best I can offer is that they've been in a storage bin since the early 90s. The amount of mail-order ponies I had indicates (to me) that they we real enough to collect a bunch of stupid points. And as a child, I'm not sure where I would have gotten good knock offs. If you're bidding or thinking about it, and want more pictures before buying, let me know and I'll add whatever I can to the listing.
