A guy today tells me there is money to be made....true?
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08-29-12 03:01 PM #1
Anyone collect hotwheels?
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08-29-12 03:02 PM #2Forever in Debt to your Priceless Advice
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08-29-12 03:09 PM #3
I think the money is in matchbox cars produced before 1968
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08-29-12 03:14 PM #4
My dad deals in tin and windup toys on the side, especially pre-50s, and he definitely makes money in them. I remember once he picked up a tin windup Dino the Dinosaur (the flintstones) for $25 at a garage sale, and flipped it for $700 same day. Barbie Dolls are also a big selling items (again, pre-50s era).
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08-29-12 03:18 PM #5
It's definitely only the older 'toys' that are worth money.
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08-29-12 03:30 PM #6
STAYED at a hotel in providence 2 weekends ago and there was a hotwheels convention. shit load of guys there. Was talking to a dealer in the elevator and he made 1200 that day.
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08-29-12 03:32 PM #7
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