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A complete Kenner Star Wars collection is up for auction, featuring 99 action figures, a custom display stand, and bids starting at $2,600.

In an exciting development for action figure collectors, a complete Kenner Star Wars collection is now up for auction. The news was reported by ComicBook.com on September 1, 2026. This rare opportunity allows fans to acquire every vintage Kenner Star Wars action figure released, along with a custom-themed display.
This auction, hosted on Goldin, features a complete set of 99 action figures from the iconic Star Wars line produced by Kenner between 1978 and 1986. Currently, the bidding is at $2,600 and includes nine bids at the time of reporting. The collection showcases not only the figures but also comes with a custom display stand designed to elegantly showcase them, complete with lighting features.
Apart from 95 unsealed figures, the set includes four sealed figures from the Power of the Force wave: EV9D9, General Lando Calrissian, R2-D2 with pop-up lightsaber, and Warok, each of which comes with special collectors' coins. Notably, there is confusion within the collection’s count, as only 96 figures are officially recognized by Kenner, which accounts for the total of 99 figures.
The Kenner Star Wars line is significant for collectors, representing a nostalgic tie to the Star Wars franchise. This line is one of the earliest to produce officially licensed merchandise following the film's debut. The completion of this collection is a milestone most collectors can only dream about, providing an excellent opportunity for those who prefer displaying figures over keeping them sealed as investments. While some collectors may not value unsealed figures as highly, this set caters specifically to those who enjoy showcasing their collectibles.
A notable aspect of the auction is that certain highly coveted figures, such as original versions of Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Obi-Wan Kenobi, could sell for prices exceeding the value of this entire collection if they were still sealed. Given the bid's current state and the number of days left, the collection's final price is likely to rise significantly.
Given the rich history and appeal of Kenner’s Star Wars figures, the completion of this collection presents a rare and exciting opportunity for fans and collectors alike. The quality display features and the inclusion of some sealed items enhance its overall value in the collector's market.
For those interested in action figures, such auctions can offer a chance not only to own a piece of pop culture history but also to enhance personal collections.
In conclusion, the completion of the Kenner Star Wars collection represents a milestone for collectors and sets the stage for active participation in the bidding process as the auction progresses.
As the auction continues with over two weeks left, interest in the collection will likely persist, with many collectors keen to place higher bids. Fans of Star Wars and action figures are encouraged to keep an eye on this listing as the auction unfolds.
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