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Selling Your Model Horse Collection

A Comprehensive guide to help you understand, value, and sell your model horse collection.
Buying and Selling Model Horses

Navigating the Sale: A Guide for Model Horse Collectors

A large part of the model horse hobby is the buying, selling and trading of model horses. Whether you are looking to build your collection, or sell off a collection, this guide will provide you with the tools and insight on how to buy and sell safely and effectively.

From identifying your collection through understanding value to identifying buyers, we will cover the necessary steps to ensure a rewarding and successful selling experience.

Ready to Sell Your Breyer Collection? We're Here to Help!

Are you ready to part ways with your Breyer collection? We understand the challenges and have compiled valuable tips to guide you through the process. From maximizing your profits to finding the right buyers, we’ve got you covered!
Makers, Molds, and Models: A Comprehensive Guide

Identifying Your Collection: A Crucial First Step

This may take a little time and research, but it is important to at least have an idea of what you are trying to sell. Yes, they may be horse shaped objects, but do you know the maker? Breyer model horses are fairly easy to identify because of the mold mark usually on the inside of one of the hind legs. Now, some don’t have a mold mark, but most do. And what is its size or scale?
These features will help you to identify the models that you have. If you know for certain that what you have is a Breyer, you can browse through the guides to see if a mold listed matches what you have.
Unlocking the World of Breyer Model Horses: A Guide to Molds, Releases, and Value

Discover the intricate relationship between molds, models, and their worth, and learn how to navigate the market with confidence.

Molds and Models

Molds depict the shape and size of the model horse. The individual models or releases are the different paint colors and patterns that are released on the mold. If you click on any mold in the value guides listing, you will see all of the releases on that mold.

Know Your Breyer

Yes, you can sell without identifying what you have. There are plenty of people on the internet willing to help you identify what you have, if you don’t have the time or interest to do it yourself. They may also be interested in purchasing your collection for a steal, which is why it is important to at least know a little bit about what you have!

Get an Idea of Value

This is where the Breyer Value Guide comes in handy. We have done the research for you and have listed over 6000 Breyer model horse values – right here! If it is important to you to sell as close to book value as you can get, then research is key! Click here to subscribe!

Make the decision

Sell the collection as one lot, or as individual models? There are pros and cons to both of these options.

Sell collection as one lot

This is the quick, one-and-done option. You won’t need to photograph, list for sale, and ship each individual model. This takes less time and effort on your part. The downside to going this route is that you typically would get less money for your collection than if you it sold piece by piece. Most people buying collections are buying to resell. This means that they cannot purchase at full retail or book value. This also means that they are taking on the work of photographing, listing and shipping each model, the work that you are trying to avoid!

Sell the models individually

This does take more time and effort on your part, but you also have the greatest chance for getting the most money out of your collection. It is important here to learn what you have; be able to take clear and well-lit pictures; write a detailed description on the condition of the model; negotiate sales with potential buyers; and properly pack and ship the models in a timely fashion.

Find Your Potential Buyers

The best way to access a large number of collectors (and potential buyers) is finding where they are online.

Social Media

Facebook Groups: Join specific groups for buying and selling Breyer model horses.
Pros: Find local collectors.
Cons: Need to navigate group rules and policies.

Online Marketplaces

eBay: Great venue for selling collections with built-in safeguards for both buyer and seller.
Pros: Wide audience, secure transactions.
Cons: Platform fees.

Local Selling

Facebook Marketplace and Local Classified Groups: Advertise your collection without shipping hassles.
Pros: Local audience, no shipping.
Cons: Need to manage meet-ups and transactions.

Ready to Sell? We've Got You Covered!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to unlock the true value of your collection! If you’re interested in a quick and easy sale, we occasionally purchase collections. Simply send us an email, and we’ll be in touch!