[Boy Blunder]

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Originally Posted by Iceman

You really think prices will skyrocket on more than a handful of figures? Often once a modern line dies prices drop and the market gets flooded because people sell off their collections and new collectors don't really get created for the line. Granted, this line is better and more articulated than past toy lines where the figures are even now quite cheap. Modern figures just aren't like old toys that are impossible to find and shouldn't be commanding high prices. Far too many have been produced and for the past 20 years people have bought toys to hold onto instead of place with, something unheard of in the 60`s or 70's. It's easy to find any DCUC figure in great condition and some day they won't be worth much. Artificially created demand like convention exclusives can only work for so long. One day people will stop buying and those selling will give the stuff away.

I'm hoping this is the case - I would love to get my hands on a Kyle Rayner without taking out a second mortgage on a house I don't have