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15k. The one that had the entire BBB collection of stuff (artwork all framed, bat, autographed memorabilia, full NOS replacement plastic set, etc) sold for 20k earlier this year and that was the nicest one I've seen. So 20k is absolute ceiling I would guess and it requires all the frills, unless you seek a NIB one (which there are a couple left but I couldn't guess what it would take to pry one away).
Quoted from badbilly27:I do. (bought one NIB a few years ago, ended up selling it. Awesome experience)
Yes, I remember you opening that up. Awesome thread. One of my fave unboxing threads ever. I believe your former one is now in Shreveport Louisiana?
Quoted from chuckcasey:So what's one of the prototypes worth?
Last one I heard of sold for $32,000. That was two years ago. Very small market for those.
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