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Just been digging through some old stuff for my Necromunda figures and came across a few things I thought had been lost long ago.
Don't think there is anything particularly rare amongst it. Sadly Teclis has lost his sword, but Tyrion, the sorcerer on Unicorn and the bolt thrower look to be intact.

If I decide to part with my old Warhammer High Elf army stuff is it better to leave the items with the old (terrible!) paint on them or try to strip before selling?
Is there even a market for swapping/selling 90's miniatures?

Sure there is, but you won't get a fortune for them.

Agreed. It's worth stripping them in simple green and taking some nice clean pics, and you'll get a few bucks for 'em, but you're not sitting on a goldmine.

Didn't expect them to be worth a fortune, at some point I should get them photographed up or at the very least catalogue the ones I want to sell/trade.
The Necromuna plastic bulkheads are probably worth about as much as any of the figures

Maybe the best option for the bog-standard infantry guys is to re-prime them and use them to practice painting

Strip em and repaint em! I have a healthy amount of Rogue Trader stuff that I enjoy using.

I dig RT stuff myself.

I've seen old late 80's early 90's dwarves sell for some fairly high prices. It all seems to depend on what you have. Clean them up and list them and see what happens I say.