I plan on blogging about some rare Minnesota bobbleheads over the next couple of months. I've gotten some questions recently about misc giveaways and whats rare and whats not, why and why not, etc. So I figured, why not blog about them. So am sharing my knowledge on several. And I will say, just because its rare, doesn't mean its valuable. Rarity and Value do not always coincide. Supply and Demand determine value. Quantity available determines rarity.
Here is one of the rarest Harmon Killebrew bobbles there is. This comes from Payette, Idaho and Harmon Killebrew Days. This is the second version and much rarer than the first. Many of these broke in shipping and were destroyed. It's also a relatively unknown bobblehead because of the rarity. Prices on this one can be all over the board. Ones in less that optimal condition will come in around $50ish while ones in nice condition can easily fetch 3 figures!
