Creating a price guide based upon winning bids on eBay auctions certainly has its flaws. Product titles, descriptions, buy-it-nows, etc. all affect the final price. I purchased a Mini Polish and a Mini Italian for $13 each about a year ago on eBay. The going rate is certainly more than that including these bobbles in an average including only a few other eBay sales of these bobbles would skew the results. If you were averaging sales over a full year and included results of 20+ auctions, you'd get a more accurate representation of the excessive highs and the very lows, so the prices would eventually average themselves out. This being said, I think BHF has at least a good start to a price guide on Brewers bobbles. With input from other people "in the know" and with increased sample sizes, it will become a better, more accurate representation of the worth of Brewers bobble heads.