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Carl Barks self-portrait watch. Made by Gifted Images, mid-1990's I think, possibly earlier (nothing I have with it has a year stated, but I bought it new, years ago). Has a caricature of Barks dressed in Donald Duck clothing, with facsimile signature. NOT a Disney product. Only 565 were made, of which 500 were sold to the general public, so the certificates are numbered out of 500. Mine's #146 of 500. Came in just a "suede-like pouch", not a box. I also saved the solicitation from the Diamond Comics order book. Watch has all metal case, Japan movement, gold tone (doesn't say gold plated anywhere), gold tone hands, water resistant, and black leather alligator style band. Roman numerals mark the hours on the 1.25" diameter case. Has new battery as of 9-18-25, runs fine. The certificate states "This watch published by Gifted Images Publishing has been created from an original drawing by Carl Barks. It has been produced in a limited edition of 565, which consists of a general edition of 500; 50 publishers proofs; 15 artists proofs. Each Certificate of Authenticity has been individually numbered," etc. . I think these were $79.95 or $89.95 new, but nothing I have with it has a price on it, and the Diamond catalog page only has "PI" for "Please Inquire" for price, which was only in the dealer's order form. One sold at a Hake's auction in 2008 for $115, without the certificate. This is a scarce piece for you Barks collectors, and you may look for a long time before you find another one. (The darker gold areas on the case are a reflection of ME taking the pic, not tarnishing or discoloration)...$125 (View)
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)
"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 Chewbacca figural goblet mugs. As seen on The Big Bang Theory in Season 6, episode 1, used by Raj and Stuart! (View screen cap) All you U.S. people searching for 'Star Wars becher', why aren't you buying these? I have about the lowest prices I've seen, so why pay more? Mine are the fall 2013 release, in the green & gray box, by Galerie. Comes with 2 oz. of hot chocolate cocoa mix. 5.5" tall (NOT 5 3/4"-6" like so many auction sellers state), 'big head/little body' style, ceramic. NOT for microwave or dishwasher. No handles. Seasonal limited edition production. One Chewie is turned backwards somehow, and others may be somewhat sideways, and who knows how they'll end up during shipping. Another 1 had the tie-strap torn away from the box, so I opened it and reattached the strap and taped the cellophane at the bottom. I think retail was $11.99-$14.99, but there's nothing on the box or Galerie's site about price. If you have them already, buy more for holiday gifts, housewarmings, birthdays, graduation, anniversary, Valentine's Day, office presents, Star Wars Day ("May the 4th be with you") etc.. For you purists, this is the last time these are licensed by Lucasfilm (it's Disney for 2014 and beyond). 11 Chewbaccas left. Buy mine and resell them if you want. Reduced! Gotta move some of these! Now $5 ea., or 5 for $20! (View)
(Batman, Flintstones, Looney Tunes toys etc. are on the Warner Bros. page)
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Die-Cast Cars:
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. Only...$2 ea. (View)
(NASCAR die-cast is on the Sports page)