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Obviously any sensible human being would if it meant they could all be bought back while still maintaining a decent profit.
The infinitely more interesting question is: Would you sell your Transformers collection for 1 million dollars with the previso that you can't buy them back?
What he said.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruticus
Not sure what price I would ask for (I think almost anyone would sell for $1milllion), but it would have to be a lot to cover the effort.
Some of the G1 toys include Bumblejumper, 2 mint Swoops, 2 Fort Max (one with box), MIB Prime etc...
As well as the toys, I have a large collection of original G1 tech specs, instructions, robot points, flyers, posters, stickers, cards, comics (including the US and UK #1's), backing cards, board games, puzzles, the C64 game, the Japanese NES game, read along audio tape, a read along record, original 1986 movie soundtrack CD, books, pens, watch, an animation cel of Megatron(original, not a Rhino thing), Optimus AM radio, original VHS tapes and more.
If someone offered me a worthwhile amount to buy all of this, my next problem would be to find someone else selling a similar collection for less :D
In that case yes, you could buy all the TF again, in addition you could gain more!Quote:
Originally Posted by Deceptic_Optics
Ahaha - the simultaneous gift wrapped in a curse! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Doubledealer
"Take this doll, but beware; it carries a terrible curse."
"Ooo, that's bad."
"But it comes with a free serving of frozen yoghurt!"
"That's good!"
"The frozen yoghurt is also cursed."
"That's bad."
"But it comes with your choice of toppings!"
"That's good!"
"The toppings contain potassium benzoate."
"...?"
"That's bad."
"Can I go now?"
- The Simpsons (Treehouse of Horror III)
No. I would only do it for a magic pony. A flying one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deceptic_Optics
Which, by the way, is about a plausible as any of us being offered a million bucks for our collections. :p
But if anyone offered me reasonable market value for my entire collection, I would say no.
Yeah, of course I'd sell em for a million...
I'm not really that attached to them in a sentimental way... which is partly the reason why I love Encores so much... I mainly collect G1 now, but it doesn't have to be original 1984/5/6 figures... I'm happy with my brand new shiny Encores thanks. :)
In fact, I've lost a lot of passion for collecting newer lines... I've got heaps of Armada, Energon, Titanium, TF1, ROTF and Animated but I've recently taken most of them off display and put them in storage... I'd probably sell them all for market value as I've really lost interest. My G1, MP & Classics/Henkei figures on the other hand...
So is that the million dollar question? :p :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Doubledealer
Just the ones you have or no more TFs period?Quote:
Originally Posted by Doubledealer
Definitely as long as I could keep/reacquire Predaking and TM2 Megatron, otherwise...I hate to say it but probably still yes. Invest it well and you wouldn't be too far off not having to work again, if you could get it up to a sustainable income for Australia and move to say, Kerala (I have a thing for Indian women, lush jungles, and tropical beaches), you could live in luxury without having to lift a finger.
Alternately, I'd get a house with my best friend (who's a fellow TF fan), and it could be his collection which just happened to be accessible to me as well...:D
if that happened my girlfriend would start to collect tfs :P
Then you could start giving them silly names.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackie