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<p>I am looking to pick up a 1998 series Adult Furby on Ebay without the box. What would be a good price range, with/without shipping added in?
</p><p>Not looking for any particular model. My daughter has a Raccoon Furby that has been in our family for decades and it needs a friend. They talk to each other, don't they?
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(Edited by ThenNotice9)
<p>They can interact with each other. A good price for a used Furby without the box would be between 5 up to 10€, depending on the condition of it.
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(Edited by Bertieberesuffersfuffersford)
<div class="quote"><i>ThenNotice9 wrote:
I am looking to pick up a 1998 series Adult Furby on Ebay without the box. What would be a good price range, with/without shipping added in? <p>Not looking for any particular model. My daughter has a Raccoon Furby that has been in our family for decades and it needs a friend. They talk to each other, don't they? </p> </i></div>
<p>In USD I would pay anywhere from $15-$40 depending on condition. Not worth anymore than that if it is missing the tags and/or box. </p><p>
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Yes, they talk to each other, as long as you get the same generation. </p><p>Furby 1998, Baby 1998 Shelby, ET and Gizmo all talk to each other. They do not talk to later models; and vice versa. </p><p>Personally, I recommend Mercari to purchase a furby. They are rather more safer than Ebay, Amazon and others because of the strict "The item must arrive as described or your money back" policy; so sellers always sell it as described. </p><p>
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I hope I helped! </p>
I am looking to pick up a 1998 series Adult Furby on Ebay without the box. What would be a good price range, with/without shipping added in? <p>Not looking for any particular model. My daughter has a Raccoon Furby that has been in our family for decades and it needs a friend. They talk to each other, don't they? </p> </i></div>
<p>In USD I would pay anywhere from $15-$40 depending on condition. Not worth anymore than that if it is missing the tags and/or box. </p><p>
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Yes, they talk to each other, as long as you get the same generation. </p><p>Furby 1998, Baby 1998 Shelby, ET and Gizmo all talk to each other. They do not talk to later models; and vice versa. </p><p>Personally, I recommend Mercari to purchase a furby. They are rather more safer than Ebay, Amazon and others because of the strict "The item must arrive as described or your money back" policy; so sellers always sell it as described. </p><p>
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I hope I helped! </p>
(Edited by Cammers1995)
<p>I've bought all my Furbs on Tumblr (which <i>can</i> be dodgy but I trust the sellers there. The ones on eBay are just too expensive for me and the shipping is horrendous for where I live. I definitely recommend Mercari as Cammers1995 said, but this doesnt work in my country.) I payed $10 for two 1998s each, $20 for a custom 1998, and $25 for a special edition 1998 in very good condition. None with box.
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(Edited by Lambsskin)
<p>I have got 18 of my 20 Furbys on Ebay. Here are the prices of the three that I didn't get in the lot: 10€ for one in a like new condition and, 5€ each for 2 in a not that good but ok condition.
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