Soakies

[Mike Scott]

JP is not crazy, but Mike may be!

I told you that in confidence!! 

[aura of foreboding]

I'm pretty sure you told me that when we were on the Dr. Phil program, Mike. 

[Mike Scott]

I'm pretty sure you told me that when we were on the Dr. Phil program, Mike.

I didn't know that was gonna be on TV! (I wondered what all those people were doing there.)

[Wolfman]

This is clearly the new "What color is this dress?" phenomena.  There is very visible blood spatter on the blue version of the Wolf Man.  It is on the chest and fingers.  You may need to adjust the brightness or contrast on your screen or on the image itself.  It is very clear on my screen.  The red version has blood, albeit harder to see, on the hands and chin.  JP is not crazy, but Mike may be!  haha

Please don't insult me by telling me I'm NOT crazy.  Who wants to be normal, whatever the hell that is? LOL

JP

[aura of foreboding]

Please don't insult me by telling me I'm NOT crazy.  Who wants to be normal, whatever the hell that is? LOL

JP

JP is less crazy.  Happy?

[Wolfman]

JP is less crazy.  Happy?

Much better. Thank you.

JP

[horrorhunter]

I bought my set of UniMon Soakies off eBay a few years ago. It was an auction and I believe I paid around $250 including shipping. The seller bought them new back in the '60s and used the soap and stored the containers all those years. The Mummy has some paint loss and a tiny crack on the neck, but the other three are very nice with no flaws. Prior to purchasing the set I only had a lesser condition Frankenstein with wear/paint loss which I bought at an antique mall in Fla. 15 years ago for $40. I sold the duplicate Frank on eBay last year. It brought a little over $50 at auction which I was pleased with considering the condition.

NM "Like New" condition examples seem to bring around the following:

Frankenstein and Wolfman: $80-$100 each

Mummy: $100-$130

Creature: $130-$150

Damaged ones with cracks and significant paint loss are common and can be had for cheap.