Unopened 1995 Star Wars VHS.. VALUE???
08-22-11 | 05:43 PM
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Re: Unopened 1995 Star Wars VHS.. VALUE???
The widescreen "faces" VHS box set from 1995 is probably the most valuable VHS release of Star Wars, but it's probably only about $20-$40 sealed/new. It's valuable only because it's a nice box and attractive to SW collectors, not because anyone would want to watch the films on VHS.
08-22-11 | 06:02 PM
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08-22-11 | 06:25 PM
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Re: Unopened 1995 Star Wars VHS.. VALUE???
Hey now, you can't just prove your point by buying the sets yourself 
It may also have just been listed so long that it got taken off. I had that happen with one thing I was selling. I think it was something like 3 months. Maybe they stopped doing that, I don't know.
It may also have just been listed so long that it got taken off. I had that happen with one thing I was selling. I think it was something like 3 months. Maybe they stopped doing that, I don't know.
08-22-11 | 07:19 PM
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Re: Unopened 1995 Star Wars VHS.. VALUE???
I'm guessing it probably did sell, but there's always the chance a seller put themselves on 'vacation' which takes their entire inventory off of Amazon until they get back and turn their vacation off.
But never underestimate the drive of a serious collector. It's all about having EVERYTHING in whatever collection they choose, and if they choose STAR WARS, they'll need every VHS even if it's completely obsolete, and a new-sealed one is way more attractive than 100 used ones, regardless of price.
But never underestimate the drive of a serious collector. It's all about having EVERYTHING in whatever collection they choose, and if they choose STAR WARS, they'll need every VHS even if it's completely obsolete, and a new-sealed one is way more attractive than 100 used ones, regardless of price.
