1994 wrestling action figure with Million Dollar Mash move
Ted Dibiase in his third and final variant in the WWF Hasbro line. This time with no Million Dollar Belt.
Click to view Million Dollar Man WWF Hasbro unopened value
Known for being filthy rich.
His favorite quote: "Everybody has a price for the Million Dollar Man."
His future ambition is to buy Hasbro and all its employees.
How this data is calculated: each week retrofigure scans hundreds of completed online sales transactions and uses this sale data to calculate an estimated value of a collectible over time.
Use our unique data to find data on how often WWF Hasbro figures are sold, retrofigure's estimated value for each figure in the collection and the figures that have received the most bids, averaged against total sales data.
The WWF Hasbro line ran between the years of 1990 to 1994, across 11 different series. Each figure had an action move, usually unique to the character, and the action would be in stark contrast to other competition wrestling figure lines of the era. Today, loose WWF Hasbros are incredibly popular on popular auction sites. Many have stumbled across their personal collections from their childhood, and now in adulthood seek to complete the full set. A number of unreleased prototypes have been found over the years, and a number of 2-ups and test shots have also emerged. The Mailaway figures of Bret, Hulk Hogan and The Undertaker are amongst the most expensive in the series, and particularly hard to find still in their original bag. These are also very tricky to find loose, and are amongst the most expensive figures in the line. In some cases, figures can be sourced with their original box, and the biography card that was found on the back of the card. A number of 'error' figures have been found, with slight adjustments to the original design. These fetch huge sums of money on auction sites such as Ebay.
This chart is Retrofigure's recommended value over time for the WWF Hasbro Million Dollar Man 3 loose figure. Using sales data from various sources such as Ebay, Mercari and Etsy, our automated solution calculates an average value from the price of all sales. Our most recent estimate of the value of Million Dollar Man 3 loose is $42
| Date | Price | State | |
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17th Jan | $54 | |
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27th Jan | $60 | |
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29th Jan | $35 | |
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1st Feb | $27 | |
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2nd Feb | $26 | |
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7th Feb | $62 | |
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9th Feb | $50 | |
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11th Feb | $39 | |
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16th Feb | $55 | |
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20th Feb | $27 | |
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20th Feb | $27 | |
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24th Feb | $53 | |
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25th Feb | $31 | |
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26th Feb | $47 | |
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27th Feb | $73 | |
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5th Mar | $30 | |
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6th Mar | $90 | |
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9th Mar | $19 | |
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15th Mar | $26 | |
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18th Mar | $32 | |
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23rd Mar | $65 | |
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24th Mar | $64 | |
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27th Mar | $45 |
This chart is a visual representation of all of the sales that we have detected for the Million Dollar Man 3 figure. Retrofigure uses this data to calculate a fair value for the collectible.
