G.I. Joe

Dec 5, 2004 | Collectibles | 0 comments

Collector’s Corner: GI Joe

By Michele Alice
AuctionBytes.com
December 05, 2004

“…The GI Nurse Action Girl issued in 1967 is so rare (what boy worth his salt would have bought a girl doll!?) that MIB (mint in box) specimens can command $6000+ on the secondary market. And at a recent online auction, a 1967 GI Joe Fighter Pilot Outfit (sans figure!) realized a final bid of $6362.62! This item was purportedly found at a flea market and still bore its original price of $5.99”

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