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BJD (ball joint doll) prices?

I think ball-joint dolls are pretty cool, but my mom would freak if i wanted to get one (all the ones ive seen are very pricey). what is the very cheapest that i could buy a BJD for?

Absolute, rock bottom price is $78 + shipping for a 15 cm (about 6 inch) doll with a face up and eyes. They look like very young children. For bigger sizes, $100 + ship can get you a Barbie sized doll, $130 + ship can get a very pretty 1'5" (43 cm) elf eared doll, and $180 + ship for a 2" (60 cm) doll. Those are all Bobobie dolls, which you can order from junkyspot.com to save on shipping. Latidoll and Fairyland make some very tiny dolls under $150 if you want a little one.

If that's still way over your budget, you can look into regular Volks dollfies and Obitsu dolls. They are plastic, jointed, barbie size dolls. For $21 + shipping you could get one, but it wouldn't have a face up or eyes.

Good luck on finding something you like! I've got a Bobobie Sprite boy myself, which I just adore, and a Bobobie Apollo I'm trying to sell .

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I think one of the most interesting and enjoyable jobs to have would be creating and designing dolls. It's like you never have to grow up. You can daydream all day long about your next creation, and if you are artistic (which I am not), you can make your dream come to life. Here are some interesting questions about some of the most beautiful collectible dolls on the market today.

Are Ball Jointed Dolls becoming more popular?

Ball jointed dolls have seen a rapid increase in popularity in the past year. They are becoming so popular in fact that they even have BJD conventions, shows, and even clubs that you can belong to. Ball Jointed Dolls are not new. In fact they have been around several hundred years. They were first started in Egypt, Germany & France. Today's dolls however are much more intricately designed and have the most beautiful clothes imaginable. They have gained more popularity because the dolls have become so lifelike and are easy to pose.

What are some new products designed for Ball Jointed Collectible Dolls

 If you are thinking about purchasing a BJD Collectible Doll, the decisions don't end there. There are a number of companies that offer different types of wigs so you can change the look of your dolls. There are also eye specialists that only design life like doll eyes if you are going for a more custom look. And one of the most fun decisions that you get to make is the wide variety of clothing designers that are available to dress your doll in some of the most elaborate outfits imaginable.

What are the different sizes of the Ball Jointed Collectible Dolls?

The Ball Jointed Collectible Dolls range in size from 4" for the very smallest BJD's, to one of the largest standing dolls, which is 44" inches tall. This particular doll is from the Masterpiece Collectible Doll Line and her name is Ellie. She is easily posed because her knees are jointed, and she has a long shoulder plate that allows her to wear scooped neck outfits. She also has a beautiful long red wig on that is braided just like a real life little girl.

Are there any collectible 11-12 inch Ball Jointed Dolls?

The 11 to 12 inch dolls are also becoming increasing popular. Some of the newer collections are The La Petite Couture Line, and the Elle Couture Line by Whitney Stites. She works for Linda Rick the Dollmaker, and has just released this line, which is a fun, and playful fashion doll, which is offered at a great price. These dolls also come with a couture wardrobe. They vary from business attire, casual lunch outfits, to dinner and party dresses.

Does Linda Rick "The Doll Maker" offer resin and vinyl dolls?

Linda Rick started out with her porcelain line in 1990. These dolls are full porcelain and are 24" tall. They come signed and numbered. But in 2003 she started several other lines that have beautiful resin and vinyl collectible dolls. These are The Doll Maker and Friends,  and Key To My Heart  Collectible Dolls. 

Sherry Cox is an experienced doll collector with expert knowledge on many doll artists and several different lines of collectible dolls. As an avid collector herself, she writes a monthly syndicated column answering many of your questions on doll collecting, determining the value of your dolls, new doll releases, new doll artists, and many other topics that collectors have.

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