Valuble dvd's
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Valuble dvd's
Im just wondering what dvds are the most valuable/rarest. Thanks

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Salo Criterion. You're welcome.

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I know all of the OOP criterions are worht a lot, but are there any non criterions worth a lot or rare. Thanks.

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Jean de Florette and Manon of the Spring are cheap MGM disc's that now sell for well over 100.00 a pop.

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Salo Criterion is correct, it is the most valuable DVD.
Of my collection, I highly value my Battle Royale tin.
Of my collection, I highly value my Battle Royale tin.

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I have a Tool dvd set that i've seen on ebay go for $70+. I have seen the Karate Kid dvd fetch over $50, Splash before the rerelease used to go for $90 or so.
There is a Static X dvd that i've seen go over $100 before.
Oh, and of course La Femme Nakita is apparently worth $600 to some people
There is a Static X dvd that i've seen go over $100 before.
Oh, and of course La Femme Nakita is apparently worth $600 to some people


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Originally posted by Tony Dvdfan
I have a Tool dvd set that i've seen on ebay go for $70+. I have seen the Karate Kid dvd fetch over $50, Splash before the rerelease used to go for $90 or so.
There is a Static X dvd that i've seen go over $100 before.
Oh, and of course La Femme Nakita is apparently worth $600 to some people
I have a Tool dvd set that i've seen on ebay go for $70+. I have seen the Karate Kid dvd fetch over $50, Splash before the rerelease used to go for $90 or so.
There is a Static X dvd that i've seen go over $100 before.
Oh, and of course La Femme Nakita is apparently worth $600 to some people



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I liked when people were paying $150+ for the OOP collector's edition of Scarface...as though Universal would never release it ever again.

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Originally posted by joliom
I liked when people were paying $150+ for the OOP collector's edition of Scarface...as though Universal would never release it ever again.
I liked when people were paying $150+ for the OOP collector's edition of Scarface...as though Universal would never release it ever again.

Another valuable one is the Jazz Singer (Neil Diamond).

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We can't forget Ed Wood SE dvd, although it looks like Disney is attemping another release, with two previous released failed, i wouldn't hold my breath.

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Originally posted by flyboy
Jean de Florette and Manon of the Spring are cheap MGM disc's that now sell for well over 100.00 a pop.
Jean de Florette and Manon of the Spring are cheap MGM disc's that now sell for well over 100.00 a pop.

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Good Burger: Criterion Collection.


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Don't forget the international cut of Swamp Thing.
Thank a angry mom for making some collector picking this up quickly as soon it was going OOP.
Thank a angry mom for making some collector picking this up quickly as soon it was going OOP.

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Originally posted by joliom
I liked when people were paying $150+ for the OOP collector's edition of Scarface...as though Universal would never release it ever again.
I liked when people were paying $150+ for the OOP collector's edition of Scarface...as though Universal would never release it ever again.

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The valuable DVDs are the ones you enjoy watching the most.

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Originally posted by kylierobbie
Im just wondering what dvds are the most valuable/rarest. Thanks
Im just wondering what dvds are the most valuable/rarest. Thanks
Originally posted by JustInsane
The valuable DVDs are the ones you enjoy watching the most.
The valuable DVDs are the ones you enjoy watching the most.

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Apparently the DVD of "Liquid Sky" goes for quite a bit. Glad I picked it up when it came out.
How much is Rabid Dogs going for? I have a copy and didn't even know it was rare.
How much is Rabid Dogs going for? I have a copy and didn't even know it was rare.

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Originally posted by Lastdaysofrain
How much is Rabid Dogs going for? I have a copy and didn't even know it was rare.
How much is Rabid Dogs going for? I have a copy and didn't even know it was rare.

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sports illustrated swimsuit collection 1995-1999 has gone for $70-100 on ebay.

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Originally posted by Jackskeleton
Good Burger: Criterion Collection.
Good Burger: Criterion Collection.

Anyway, I have both that Static-X dvd and Tool Salival dvd/cd pack Tony Dvdfan was talking about.
I bought the Static-X for 50 dollars and the Tool for retail price at the time (before they became as big as they are now).

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Originally posted by Joe1086
How much is that DvD worth now? Ive seen the prices go as little $9 to as high as $40.
How much is that DvD worth now? Ive seen the prices go as little $9 to as high as $40.
I wouldn't think it could be worth more than 6-7 bucks since it is notorious for it horrid transfer.
I had a copy of the first Collector's Edition, that I had paid around 15 bucks for it and never sold it, so when the Deluxe set came out, I gave it to a friend.

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nobody's gonna mention the recalled 'Little Shop of Horrors' disc?
Then let me be the first to say it: 'Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie'.
Oh, and the full series of 'Eerie, Indiana' had such a limited release and is in such a state of limbo that the occassional real ones which do pop up sell for a ridiculous amount.
Then let me be the first to say it: 'Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie'.
Oh, and the full series of 'Eerie, Indiana' had such a limited release and is in such a state of limbo that the occassional real ones which do pop up sell for a ridiculous amount.
