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Re: Die -cast cars
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Originally Posted by Blackpony04
I was on Ebay last night and looking at 1:18 and 1:24 scale Mustang diecasts and noticed prices are dramatically lower than they were maybe 6 months ago. Specifically I looked up the AutoArt Mach1s and they are now going for $37 when not that long ago you couldn't find one for under $59! Are diecasts "jumping the shark" or is this just a fluke? I'm not complaining but I've witnessed the downturn with my Team Caliber Owner's NASCAR diecasts last year and was shocked to see the Lane, GMP, AA, and Ertl cars aren't commanding the same money they once were.
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I collect die cast and Lionel Trains. Look at the stock market. Collectables hit the skids just before the stock market. You try to make your house payment first is the rule when things go down. 
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