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omega145 · 09-15-2011, 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by miketime

I don't agree that in 30-40 years these things will be worth what the toys of the 60's and 70's are worth today. back then there was no such thing as collectors. No one kept anything in the box toys were meant to be played with so they were. That's why there worth so much in good condition. Starting with the 90's people started holding on to everything MOC. Take the SW POTF line. Big hype and prices out of the gate and now you can't give them away. There making too many MU figs and we are keeping them MOC so they will never be as rare as out parents toys.

Yep, 100% the truth. I never understand why people think that these modern day items that there are tens of thousands in production with so many collectors collecting them that they think that they have gold on their hands in 5-10 or even 20 years. Other than a select few, I dont see any of these rising in value at all over the years.

09-15-2011, 06:24 AM	#26
omega145 Toy Monger Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Hudson, NH Posts: 3,012	Quote: Originally Posted by miketime I don't agree that in 30-40 years these things will be worth what the toys of the 60's and 70's are worth today. back then there was no such thing as collectors. No one kept anything in the box toys were meant to be played with so they were. That's why there worth so much in good condition. Starting with the 90's people started holding on to everything MOC. Take the SW POTF line. Big hype and prices out of the gate and now you can't give them away. There making too many MU figs and we are keeping them MOC so they will never be as rare as out parents toys. Yep, 100% the truth. I never understand why people think that these modern day items that there are tens of thousands in production with so many collectors collecting them that they think that they have gold on their hands in 5-10 or even 20 years. Other than a select few, I dont see any of these rising in value at all over the years. __________________ B/S/T