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Do You Remember The Hasbro Wrestling FiguresHasbro wrestling figures were first produced in 1990, however many critics of the line complained about the figures cartoonish looks.
Unlike the LJN wrestling figures these Hasbro figures were made of plastic and had limited articulation with each figure having a Signature Move but these moves were often repeated on several figures. Despite the complaints the Hasbro wrestling figures have become quite collectible over time, mainly due to pro wrestling's growing popularity, and its being introduced at the peak of wrestling figures becoming "collectibles". However, like most figures their true value depends on their condition and whether they're carded or not. Some have managed to retain their original value and others have become highly collectible and can fetch a high price on the secondary market, particularly if mint on the card but the most common figures wouldn't fetch much due to their abundance and generally sell for $1-$5 loose. Mint on the card figures on the other hand sell for much higher prices, often reaching values of $800 and more, particularly the earlier Hasbro wrestling figures of the WWE's superstars. Many of the Hasbro cards were also produced on foreign backing cards, usually French or Spanish, but these do not sell for as much as the English backed figures do, e.g. a 1992 Ultimate Warrior Mint on an American Card can fetch upwards of $150-$175 US, while the exact same figure on a French card may get around $15-$20 US. Despite Hasbro's short period of producing WWE Wrestling figures they held the license for one of its most popular periods of time and as a result they hold a special place in many fans hearts and they remain popular to this day.
Hasbro Wrestling Figures ChecklistSeries 1 (1990) Hulk Hogan (gorilla press) Akeem Andre the Giant The Ultimate Warrior (green tights) Demolition Ax Demolition Smash Mach Man Randy Savage Big Boss Man (night stick) Ravishing Rick Rude Ted Dibiase (black tux and million dollar belt) Brutus the Barber Beefcake (with shears) Jake the Snake Roberts (with snake damian) Series 2 (1991) Hulk Hogan (hulkster hug) The Ultimate Warrior (white tights) Honky Tonk Man (with guitar) Dusty Rhodes Rowdy Roddy Piper Jimmy Snuka Macho King Randy Savage (with crown and scepter & macho king on back of trunks) Hacksaw Jim Duggan (with 2/4) Ted Dibiase (green tux and million dollar belt) Series 3 Tag Teams (1992) The Bushwackers Butch and Luke The Rockers Martey Jannetty and Shawn Micheals Demolition Crush and Smash (with helmets) Series 3 (1992) Hulk Hogan (hulkaplex) The Ultimate Warrior (purple tights) Brutus the Barber Beefcake (with shears) Greg the Hammer Valentine Big Boss Man (slim version with night stick) Earthquake Typhoon Sgt Slaughter Macho Man Randy Savage (macho man on trunks) Texas Tornado Mr Perfect (yellow version) Koko B Ware (with pet parrot frankie) Series 4 (1992) Undertaker (ginger hair,beard and eye shadow) British Bulldog Bret the Hitman Hart Ricky the Dragon Steamboat (with wings) Series 4 Tag Teams (1992) The Legion of Doom Hawk and Animal The Nasty Boys Knobbs and Saggs Series 5 (1993) Hulk Hogan (no shirt) Macho Man Randy Savage (green stetson and tassels) Sid Justice Skinner The Mountie (with shock stick) The Model Rick Martel Virgil Warlord Irwin R Schyster Series 6 (1993) Ric Flair Papa Shango (with bone necklase) Tito Santana Repo Man Tatanka The Berserker (with coat) Jim the Anvil Neidhart Series 7 Yellow Card (1993) Kamala Owen Hart Crush (hawain version) Nailz Razor Ramon (with gold chains) Shawn Michaels(hbk version) Series 8 Red Cards (1994) Bam Bam Bigelow Lex Luger Bret the Hitman Hart (tanned skin , silver shades, pink vest) Mr Perfect (blue version) Yokozuna The Undertaker (with black cloak, dark brown beard) Series 9 Purple Cards (1994) Rick Steiner Scott Steiner Doink the Clown Tatanka Ted Didiase (no shirt Version) Hacksaw Jim Duggan (with USA flag) Series 10 Dark Blue Cards (1994) Giant Gonzalez Marty Jannetty (non rockers) Samu (headshrinkers) Fatu (headshrinkers) Bushwacker Luke (with removable hat) Bushwacker Butch (with removable hat) Shawn Michaels (HBK version with black pants) Razor Ramon (purple vest, with chains) Series 11 Green Card (1994) Ludvig Borga Yokozuna (white trunks) 123 Kid Adam B Crush (evil version with face paint and goatee) Billy Gunn Bart Gunn WWF Mail Away Magazine Exclusives Hulk Hogan (with red Hulkamania shirt) 1993 Bret the Hitman Hart (with purple heart) 1993 The Undertaker (with cloak and red hair) 1993
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