The prices I gave came from the Kalmbach/Greenburg price guide 9th edition, 2011.
I didn't think to mention that.
S.J.
"IT's GOOD TO BE THE KING",by Mel Brooks
Charter Member- Tardis Train Crew (TTC) - Detroit3railers- Detroit Historical society Glancy Modular trains- Charter member BTTS
If you are interested in Marx trains, Kalmbach sells Greenberg's Price Guide to Marx Trains (for a cheap price, too!): http://www.kalmbachstore.com/modeltrains-railroading-toy-trains-books-greenbergs-pocket-price-guides.html
Another good resource is Walt Hiteshaw's excellent site: http://www.toyandtrainguides.com/marxtin.htm
If you are interested in Marx 6" tin cars, Walt has a CD available that is - IMHO - THE best reference you will find on 6" tin, bar none. Take a look at "The Definitive Guide to Marx Trains Six-Inch Tin & Joy Line" CD on this page: http://www.toyandtrainguides.com/
Walt's CD goes into a lot more detail about the variations of Marx 6" tin than the price guide (or the older Greenberg's books) are able to do. That isn't intended to be a put-down of the price guide - I use mine regularly - they are two different resources that fill two different niches.
- James
Forget Google! You guys are great
591 metal engine 1953-56...$8/15
20102...$5/10
551...$5/15 however there are rare ones that can go much higher
19847 black....$15/25..........green....$30/55
241708...$6/12 a black interior would bring more
Box says #5450
NYC 20102
New York Central 551
Sinclair 19847
Baltimore & Ohio 241708
Black Locomotive (can't find #)
I thought I had posted pics. I'll try again.Also, I checked eBAY but didn't find the same one. There is one that is sort of similar but the train pieces appear to be plastic.
Post the numbers on the pieces and I have a price guide that can give you an estimated value. Keep in mind that value is what the buyer is willing to pay.
One way to find a real world value of a train set is to find a comparable set on EBay and see what it sells for. Following several sets will give you an even better idea.
I would love to see pictures of your set - I'm sure my fellow Marx fans on the forum would enjoy them too!
I tried seaching on Google but haven't been able to find much information. I'm just curious about the value of a set we have. Thanks in advance!
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