Hot Wheels can be your most valuable finds
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Detector Nut
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Jsparks
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JAY-in-PA
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So, you couldn't sell what you wanted to so they are ALL worthless....
Sometimes "knowing" everything can be dangerous.
Is that the custom T-bird ? if so it was only made in 1968 and was in multiple colors, gold being the rarest color. and there is a gold with door lines that is even more rare. i just found one in blue but in pretty bad shape.
BuckDhamra
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I collect hotwheels and have dug a few redlines myself(one in my own yard and no its not mine
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Jackandjill(username) found the ultimate. Check out his post "used car lot". He got the Beach Bomb out of the ground. One of the Holy Grail cars to collectors. It is the production one with the side loading surfboards but rare nonetheless. Really showing my geek-dom there. LOL
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).Jackandjill(username) found the ultimate. Check out his post "used car lot". He got the Beach Bomb out of the ground. One of the Holy Grail cars to collectors. It is the production one with the side loading surfboards but rare nonetheless. Really showing my geek-dom there. LOL
HH!!!!
ohiochris
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Interesting.
There usually is a BIG difference between what someone says an item is worth ( or is selling it for ) , and what true value is. While I know there are some cars out there worth a lot to collectors I highly doubt these listed values on the website are anywhere near accurate. Except for the very rare and mint condition , your rusty old beat up dug hotwheels are worth about 10 cents at a garage sale.
There usually is a BIG difference between what someone says an item is worth ( or is selling it for ) , and what true value is. While I know there are some cars out there worth a lot to collectors I highly doubt these listed values on the website are anywhere near accurate. Except for the very rare and mint condition , your rusty old beat up dug hotwheels are worth about 10 cents at a garage sale.
