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Originally posted by Sean:
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Originally posted by Mobycat:

[b]Hmmm... let's see... those look to be entirely Corgi diecasts.

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Green Hornet, Beatle's Yellow Submarine, Monkee's Car, Batmobiles, Bond DB-6's, Kojak's Buick, Space 1999 ships. I only see two Star Trek toys there - the Enterprise and a Klingon Ship (I think).

Oh, and it looks like 1 Hot Wheels - Mustang or Cuda, not sure.

Those are fairly collectible.
Moby, I'm impressed. Is there anything you don't know? The collection is indeed comprised of 1968 through 1974 Corgi's, as well as some vintage Dinky's (all from England of course). There's also one Hot Wheels car, a Mustang Boss 302. I only collect the die-cast models from TV series. My collection is actually worth some good coin too, the 1st edition mint condition 1968 Bat Mobile (no box) is worth over $200 alone!

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I have a few Hot Wheels, a few Matchbox cars. But mostly I have Pocket Cars (Tomica).

To think what I had when I was 5...makes me cry thinking how valuable those are now.
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