Star Wars Kenner Vintage Collection Imperial Stormtrooper (Hoth Battle Gear)
Imperial Stormtrooper (Hoth Battle Gear) released in 1980 as part of the Wave 1 figures by Kenner to support the release of The Empire Strikes Back.-
Wave: 1
Year: 1980
Retail: $2.49 Series: Kenner Vintage Collection Group: Empire Strikes Back Action Figures - View in: Price Guide | Visual Guide | Checklist
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| Retailer | Price | Diff | Lowest Found |
|---|---|---|---|
 Sold Auctions | Avg: $639.99 | +$637.50 (+25602%) | $639.99 |
| Buy It Now | Avg: $709.21 | +$706.72 (+28382%) | $659.00 |
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The average price based upon the last 1 sold auctions is: $639.99
[High: $639.99/Low: $639.99]. The average Buy It Now price is $709.21 based upon 3 filtered active auctions out of 9 which includes AFA graded auctions.
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This Imperial Stormtrooper (Hoth Battle Gear) toy was added on April 2021 and originally released in 1980 with a retail price of $2.49. This action figure is part of the Star Wars genre within the Kenner Vintage Collection series and included in Wave 1. With an average selling price of $639.99, this toy is highly collectible as it's selling for 257x over its retail price. Hundreds of collectors have this toy (183) in their user collections, so it does seem to be very popular. AFA auctions are considered in determining the value of this item, potentially leading to a greater variance in the price range.
AFA/UKG Graded Hoth Stormtrooper Variants by www.youtube.com 
In this video, Action Figure Grader, also known as John, talks about his collection of Hoth Stormtroopers from the vintage Star Wars line. John has several versions of the figure, including five loose examples that are all graded, a carded example that is not graded yet, and a Black Series version. He details the small variations that make each figure unique, from differences in their molds to changes in their armor. He particularly focuses on the various country of origin versions, including three from Hong Kong, one from China, a Spanish version, and a special hard torso version. John also mentions a rare YPS Stormtrooper that was packed in with a German comic magazine. He ends by comparing his carded and ungraded Hoth Stormtrooper to the 2016 Black Series figure. John's passion for collecting Hoth Stormtroopers is evident, and his detailed knowledge of the figures is impressive