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(M.O.C., M.I.B., M.I.P. means Mint On Card/In Box/In Package)
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Amazing Spider-Man collectibles:
Corgi Junior/Juniors/Jr. helicopter, A.K.A. the Spidey Copter. As new on card, product #75, copyright date 1976 Mettoy Co. LTD., stock #55000. Bubble is clear, has crunched area on the top towards the right edge, crinkled/pushed in at edge and down the end a bit, and some push-out on the right end, and underneath right edge has a creasing/indent spot. Top edge left side also has a little mush area. Bubble front is nice, has a couple tiny dimples, and 1 white spot near top edge. Card is nice, some minor dirt, no sticker peels, no tears or writing. Couple thin horizontal paper wrinkles in Spidey's leg, and some vertical ones through hanger hole and below. Copter has the usual splitting started on the front of the leg mounts, see pic. Nice piece...$18 (View) (View leg splits, bubble crunch)
"The Marvel Collection" statue/bisque (1990). Limited to 7500, but not numbered. Designed by John Romita Sr., this is the first Spider-Man statue Marvel did, in a series of 4 character "bisques". 6.75" tall, or about 7" mounted on the cherrywood base with brass nameplate too. As new in nice box. Was $49.95 new, yours for...$40 (View statue) (View Box)
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Cereal Mail-ins, Other Premiums, Misc:
Deadpool decals kit. By Chroma. This is a set of 9 self-stick vinyl decals, which will stick to most smooth surfaces, so not just for vehicles. 2 of the darts/plungers are separate decals, so that makes the nine total. The 'baby/child' figure is 5 9/16" tall by 4 9/16", and the head/mask emblem is 5 1/16" diameter. The others range from 1 3/4" for the darts to 2 1/2" tall for the heads. These STICK, so not movable once stuck, like vinyl clings. Great for fans, and cheaper than anywhere else I've seen them, with some asking double digit prices for some reason. They retail around $7-$8 normally. Yours for just...$4 (View)
Disney Chicken Little Step Counter/Pedometer. 2007 Kellogg's premium. About 2.5"x1.75", hang it on your belt and it counts how many steps you take (it counts STEPS, not distance). Sealed in bag. Will need new batteries now, so only...$1 (View)
"Ice Age 2: The Meltdown" Crash & Eddie "Ice Sliders", from Kellogg's for the animated movie. 2.5" long, plastic, with metal roller underneath to slide on hard surfaces. These are the twin opossum characters. Sealed in bags, except 1 opened for pic. Have 4. Clearance!...$1 ea., or get all 4 for $3! (View)
"Robots" Piper Pinwheeler racer toy. Kellogg's insert. From the 2005 animated movie, this has "pull-back action," so it can run itself on its wheels. About 2.5" long, and plastic. Have 9, mint in package, but 1 was opened for pic. Clearance!...$1 ea., or only $6 for all 9. (View)
Star Wars The Mandalorian helmet aluminum decal. From Chroma Graphics. Brand new in package. 4" high x 3.25" wide. Actual metal decal, shiny chrome-like finish, peel and stick backing. Buy it for your 'child' for under retail at...$5 (View)
(Batman, Flintstones, Looney Tunes toys etc. are on the Warner Bros. page)
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Die-Cast Cars and other Vehicles:
Corgi Jr./Junior/Juniors Heroes 12 car Carry Case, with original 6 cars, from the late 1970's. Vehicles match the header sticker too. You get Batman's Batmobile & Batcopter, Spider-Man helicopter, James Bond 007 Lotus Esprit, Starsky & Hutch Gran Torino, and the Kojak Buick. Great near mint condition! I traded for this back in the late '80's I think, and it was still shrink-wrapped, and supposedly never opened. I decided to open it finally to check the cars out better, so here's the scoop: The vehicles are about as nice as you will get in packaging of this type, but most are not perfect, due to the way they can move a bit in their little spaces, against the plastic case. The Spidey Copter's legs have a crack where they attach on the copter on the case-viewable side, but the other side has that top attaching part split off, but the piece is in the case. It looks ok displayed in the case though. (I have a better carded one at the top of the page in the Spider-Man section.) Kojak's Buick and Starsky/Hutch cars have some chrome flakes off on corners and extended points of bumpers, which I'd think is normal for this situation. Batmobile has 1 tiny flake on driver's side rear panel edge, so away from the viewable side in case. Batcopter has couple tiny edge flakes on tail's back edge, and one door deal has some factory fingerprint smudges. Lotus has a couple odd little dark marks on driver's side, look like pen marks, not sure why that would happen at the factory, but you never know. Starsky Torino has some rubbing on the white stripe on driver's side from sliding in the case, but it's a decal, so no paint off; yellowish stripe on trunk in back bumper pic is from glare off the bumper. Kojak car has 1 wheel with some chrome missing, and a few tiny flakes on roof. Otherwise the vehicles are as new, as is the case itself. You won't find these sets easily anymore, and especially in this condition. Great gift for the Corgi or TV/Super Hero fan. I have larger pics of each car I can email too...$85 (View case) (View all cars—300kb pic, very 'tall' too)
Matchbox Flamerods/Flame Rods, an early '90s cereal mail-in. All have "exclusive to this offer" flame decals. For completists, they're a must have. I think I found them in some guide a few years back for $8-10, and I had them at shows for $8, sold a couple, but want to get rid of them, so reduced the prices. Sold out of the Corvette. I have:
'33 black Willys Street Rod (misspelled on bottom as "Streey", 1982 model), and 1987 yellow Ford Bronco II...$3 each (View both)
Matchbox Rice Krispies Ford Model A truck/van, an early 1990s Kellogg's cereal mail-in. Has the 1979 copyright on chassis from when they first did that model truck, so don't fall for that 'made in 1979, so old and rare' b.s. on auctions. Not that old, not rare. Still bagged, have 7. Clearance!...$1 ea. (View)
(NASCAR die-cast is on the Sports page)