1993 wrestling action figure with Write Off Slam move
Also known in the WWF as Irwin R Schyster, the IRS arrived on the scene as a heel and spent the duration of his career as an unpopular character. Partnered with the Million Dollar Man as Money Inc to win the Tag Team Titles. Had a short run as a singles star, but would enjoy success as a tag team. Father of the now deceased Bray Wyatt.
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Known for being managed by Jimmy 'Mouth of the South' Hart.
His favorite quote: 'I'm gonna write you off.'
His future ambition is to tax his way to the top!
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The WWF Hasbro line, spanning from 1990 to 1994, captivated collectors across 11 distinct series. Each figure boasted a unique action move, setting them apart from competing wrestling figure lines of that era. Presently, loose WWF Hasbros command immense popularity on leading auction platforms. Many individuals have serendipitously stumbled upon their cherished childhood collections, igniting a desire to assemble the complete set during adulthood. Over the years, a remarkable array of unreleased prototypes, 2-ups, and test shots have surfaced.
The Mailaway figures featuring Bret, Hulk Hogan, and The Undertaker hold an esteemed status within the series, commanding top-tier prices and proving particularly elusive in their original packaging. Acquiring them in loose condition poses an additional challenge, rendering them among the most expensive figures within the line. In select instances, figures can still be procured with their original box and the coveted biography card, typically adorning the reverse side of the packaging. Furthermore, a collection of 'error' figures, exhibiting slight modifications from the original design, has garnered significant attention, commanding substantial sums on renowned auction platforms like eBay.
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Explore recent sales data for the IRS wrestling figure from the past 90 days.
This table lists every recorded sale, including the platform where it was sold (e.g., eBay, Mercari), the final sale price, and the date of the transaction. Each entry also includes a condition rating, manually verified by the Retrofigure team. Figures in excellent condition are marked green, average ones orange, and poor-quality items brown—making it easier for collectors to assess value trends and figure quality at a glance.
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31st Jan 2026 | Ebay | $175 | |
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9th Feb 2026 | Ebay | $150 | |
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18th Feb 2026 | Ebay | $68 | |
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2nd Mar 2026 | Ebay | $150 | |
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22nd Apr 2026 | Ebay | $75 | |
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27th Apr 2026 | Ebay | $80 |
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This chart shows the monthly sales volume of IRS figures, providing insight into their popularity trends over time.
This chart reflects the number of units sold each month, sourced from platforms like eBay and Mercari. This data helps collectors and sellers understand demand patterns, peak buying periods, and long-term interest in this specific wrestling figure.
