(Sep. 14, 2018  5:22 PM)Polishxthunder Wrote: Awesome! Thanks, I was very confused about the master dragoon because it looked similar to Dranzer G and I wasn't sure if it was a recolor.  I will see if Howaitonekon makes his way here, would appreciate his input.


Also maybe an expert can chime in, but is there a way to tell if these are Hasbro or TT? Is there any identification if you break them apart, any engravings that a seller could show to prove that it's not a fake collection. (It looks real to me, but just in case)

(Sep. 14, 2018  10:44 PM)sonyat Wrote: Yep, there's definitely a Master Dragoon and Dragoon G in there. The circled one at the top is Metal Dranzer and the one beneath Master Dragoon looks to be Knight Dranzer, possibly? The yellow one near Dragoon G may either be Kid Draciel or Kid Dragoon, hard to tell from the photo quality and my lack of knowledge regarding those two. No idea about the one in the middle (it looks like it's missing its AR?).

Close-ups of the beys in better quality would be very helpful in determining brand and condition. Stickers--there'll be Japanese lettering on the Bit-Chip stickers if TT, for instance--parts, and colours are the easiest way for me to determine whether they're TT or Hasbro, though I'm leaning towards Hasbro if they aren't fakes. I couldn't tell you if these are fakes or not without better photos,  unfortunately.

It's extremely difficult to say what this lot is worth without knowing brand and condition (I see a lot of sticker tearing or missing stickers entirely, which isn't an issue if you plan to use them, but absolutely affects pricing), and there's a fair amount of beyblades in it. None of these are super rare or expensive on their own in the condition they're in, though. The priciest I can identify is Dragoon G and it looks to be missing all of its stickers except for the Bit-Chip.

Howaitonekon is definitely more knowledgeable than me and should be able to help you out. Close-ups are a must before purchase, IMO. You don't want to be paying a high price for old gen beyblades if their condition isn't reflecting their market value. Using Dragoon G as an example: I paid $15 for a TT one in waaaay better condition, although I'd still like to replace it due to some sticker peeling. NIB TT Dragoon G can run you upwards of $100, if that helps put things in perspective and Hasbro beys are rarer in general.

I hope this helped somewhat. More photos are going to be key here, unless others have an easier time identifying and giving you price points.

(Sep. 14, 2018  11:44 PM)Howaitonekon Wrote: All the beys in those different photos seem to be authentic, so no worries about that.

For all the yellow circles: The greyish bey at the top is Metal Dranzer, then we have a blade base which appears to be the one of Trypio (the big one on the left side, maybe someone used the AR for its flying gimmick and lost it). The yellow one in the middle line is Master Driger, on the right side is Master Dragoon. On the bottom line we have white Dragoon G in the middle and the black one is Metal Dragoon (also referred to as Bearing Stinger).

These beyblades are all Takara Tomy. Most of them are extremely common, but there are some cool ones like Dragoon S, Driger S, Wolborg, black Driger F and clear blue Dranzer S. I can't really think about a price, the beys are pretty generic, so they won't go over $10-15 individually, except for maybe the few ones I've mentioned. These are 35 used beyblades in a lot... I don't know, I never buy beys in such huge bulks, maybe $120-150 because of the huge number? @[KinkoUsagi] can probably help here! Other then that there's nothing of interest tbh.

You can build some decent combos though. You get Bearing Tips with Metal Dragoon and Wolborg, two free spinning Metal Flats that you can use in Dranzer S' blade beys, you have Dragoon G's Eight Spiker as a reliable left spinning smash attack AR, Galeon's War Lion for Zombie setups as well as Driger S and Draciel MFB for anything compact related. You can use Master Draciel's Smash Turtle for a defense setup. Seaborg's tip can also be inverted legally. So you get a nice rubber tip in addtion to that!
If you need any help/advice with these combo: PM me, I'm glad if I can help!

Oh, I've almost forgot about the stadium! It's the BB-46 BeyStadium Standard Type Stadium. It can be used officially in all WBO tournaments featuring Plastics, HMS and MFB. It can't be used for Burst. Considering that I think it's a good start if you get it for the price mentioned!
If it would be way more I would look for lots with more interesting releases like e.g. the V2 series (which has the most competitive parts), but it seems to be a good buy