1991 wrestling Tag Team action figures
Luke and Butch - the comedic duo that captured the attention of thousands of wrestling fans in the 1980s - are arguably the most common Tag Team set of the line. Did not have any tag team title success, but were iconic none the less. Butch and Luke were re-released as single figures on solo cards later in the WWF Hasbro series.
Looking for comprehensive MOC Mint on Card value data? The Bushwhackers WWF Hasbro unopened value and sales history
This chart is Retrofigure's recommended value over time for the WWF Hasbro The Bushwhackers 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.
Discover the methodology behind our data calculation: on a weekly basis, retrofigure diligently analyzes hundreds of finalized online sales transactions. By leveraging this valuable sale data, we precisely calculate the estimated value of collectibles as it evolves over time. Our algorithm uses the last 24 months of sales data.
These cousins from Down Under are just as wild and woolly as the New Zealand woods from which they come.
Their actions, both inside and outside the ring, have made them extremely popular with WWF fans all over the world.
The cousins often finish off their opponents with a Bushwhacker battering ram.
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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.
Leverage our exclusive data to uncover valuable insights about the frequency of WWF Hasbro figure sales, retrofigure's estimated value for each collectible within the collection, and the figures that have garnered the highest number of bids, assessed against comprehensive sales data.
The table below presents a list of all sales of The Bushwhackers over the last 90 days, and contains the site on which the item was sold, the price that the figure had been sold for, and on the date that the transaction was concluded. The Retrofigure team also manually checks and ranks the quality of the figure that had been sold, and this is colour coded according to condition. For example, a perfect item would be marked with a green colour, an average condition item would receive an orange rating, and a poor quality item labelled brown.
This chart is a visual representation of all of the sales that we have detected for the The Bushwhackers figure. Retrofigure uses this data to calculate a fair value for the collectible.
This chart visualizes sales of the The Bushwhackers collectible, helping collectors understand how its market value has changed over time. Based on real-world transactions from marketplaces like eBay and Mercari, Retrofigure analyzes this data to estimate a fair value for the figure today. This chart is a visual representation of all of the sales that we have detected for the The Bushwhackers figure. Retrofigure uses this data to calculate a fair value for the collectible.
