Looking for Loose figure data? loose Razor Ramon WWF Hasbro value and sales history
This chart is Retrofigure's recommended value over time for the WWF Hasbro Razor Ramon mint on card 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.
1993 wrestling action figure with Razor Rage move
Razor Ramon had two separate variants in the WWF Hasbro Line; and three if you include two different card backs for the same figure. Enjoyed success as a singles wrestler in WWF, winning multiple Intercontinental titles. The purple version of Razor is difficult to find, and Razor is an expensive acquisition on auction sites especially if you are looking to buy Ramon with his gold necklace accessory.
Known for "The Razor's Edge"
His favorite quote: "Look at me! I'm Macho!"
His future ambition is to take over the world!
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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.
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.
Explore recent sales data for the Razor Ramon 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.
Track the historical sales prices of the Razor Ramon figure with this price trend chart.
This chart visualizes every recorded sale of the Razor Ramon 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 Razor Ramon figure. Retrofigure uses this data to calculate a fair value for the collectible.
This chart shows the monthly sales volume of Razor Ramon figures, providing insight into their popularity trends over time.
It 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.
