That’s the funny part.

£5,600 + commissions

@@christopheraston8582 that isa steal in my books! i paid $9k usd, used but in mint condition

Hold on to the re-carded, I'm sure they'll be worth even more in the future. Considering it's all genuine product from the factory and the story behind it. While back the Star Wars knock offs were considered useless not worth anything, today some are priceless.

And that’s the Big Problem right there. Truth is though it’s doomed for reproductions. Eventually all this stuff turns back into the elements it was taken from and the cardbacks will turn too dust.

You would think

Amen to this very comment. If ya gonna buy KIDS toys then why not play with them. People need to educate themselves on what the dictionary deffinition of TOY is. IT,S A CHILDS PLAYTHING. Adult collectors like myself buy stuff from HOT TOYS and 3 ZEERO and THREE A

well said mate.Jason is a self appointed expert and he released them back into circulation. And i know 100% that he suspected nothing before the toy dealer.let.it slip in 2013.. Putting fakes back into the hobdy doesnt look good on this so called expert, and hes full of shit.

Lately there's been people selling customs with waffle seals. And if custom guys have got the machinery for the waffle seals now, it's very fair to assume the guys producing fakes do as well. There's really no way to tell any more.

@@finalsecretofchrono1339 If somebody can produce a fake that has a real figure, bubble, card, wafflewaffle pattern, and slightly indented back from a press, I'd just buy the damn thing.

@@johnpeterson2987 I hear ya, life is too short to worry about trivial things. I actually think it's pretty awesome when they're customs. This guy (link below) recreates the figures (and coins) with scanning, and 3d printing tech. Nothing is original, but everything looks original. I believe collectors should at least be aware that just about everything is suspect these days unless you can trace its origins. www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-Vintage-carded-Star-Wars-Han-Solo-Stormtrooper-3-75-figure-POTF-MOMC-MOC/273871258613?hash=item3fc3ffc3f5:g:TUoAAOSwakxcWo3~&frcectupt=true

@@finalsecretofchrono1339 wow I didn't know they were that good. He has repro weapons that float too.

shut up toy toni an get off here..

Huh?

They're "fakes" because they're not *_genuine, mint-on-card_* examples that were never opened, but the seller led people to _believe_ they were in order to make more $$$. It's know as *_fraud._*

There fake as fake gets..

It's just another day on the job. Just factory workers who don't care about the value to collectors. These are toys made for kids.

I don't like how the word "fake" is being thrown around with these. Fake connotes bootleg or counterfeit. These are genuine vintage figures placed in genuine vintage bubbles and cards; they simply aren't factory sealed. Yes, they misleading as to being in brand new, unopened condition, but they certainly aren't fake.

This so called expert filmed here sold all of his Tonis on. That speaks volumes of him. Im.just saying.this as my original comment was aimed at him and not Tonu -who ia a complete rip.off merchant.

Take it you never watched or fucking listened to what he actually said then?

i couldnt give a fuck what he said. he sold his on you fucking melt and thats just as bad as what Tpni did.

Reepacheirp firewalker ko

The fact he spent thousands show two things: 1/ He has money to spend (most would envy that, including any girls he may meet. SO i doubt he needs luck with money). 2/ Kids toys don't cost thousands, so these are now considered collectibles (a different market altogether). Later he can re-sell these collectible and get more money for point number one! He isn't the loser here!

mr bear He could be gay! Dont assume sexuality!

They are original bubble, original card and original figure. Yes the figure was handled. But if they are in good condition who cares? It isn't like these figures weren't carded in the factory.

"Antique" Toys a piece of history

Alvin tan Not antique yet. 10 more years

The pt is you cant buy them at store's they're deadstock items. Hence the value.

This video has a yellow dot on the lower right hand corner and is rare & worth sooo much more money than the mass produced video, which does NOT feature the yellow dot on it!

More money than sence. I agree with you. I have and always will say a TOY is to be played with not auctioned off like some wooden antique

Depends on the factory molds. We all know the blister coating (well atleast i know) required 10 psi of pressure on the card and had to be baked close to 130 degrees for about 5 seconds simultaneuosly. The molds is what resulted in different card back damage. but one thing is to be sure. The were all indented, as in had a press mark. If it doesnt have the smallest slight press mark, i’d believe it’s be a fake card. Alot of people are misled to believe that “not all have this blah blah blah, and this mostly comes from people who wont admit they were ripped off. The molds used to hold the blister could’ve been set too high or low, resulting in a clearly protruding or barely protruding blister edge. They all prodtruded just so you know... As for the waffle pattern. That secret is staying with me. Might get in trouble if I “Help scammers make it easier to reproduce stuff”

@@oneplumpboi5317 are you saying they all have the waffle pattern?

No. Im saying everyone one had damage around the bubble on the card.

+CarlM1997 lol

There was one where a load of cunts took reproductions of vintage black and white stormtroopers and sold them on the original card backs

EA BATTLEFRONT

+Cody Pieplow Yep. Same here. I prefer something with a little love shown on it. ;-)

+Larry Bundy Jr OMG hi

I clicked it..

The evidence that this is not a genuine video

Watermark

Larry I've noticed that pretty much every other video I watch on YT has your comments on it! This must only mean that you are in possession of a time machine and that you are stalking me and the videos I watch before I watch them!

RetroRobotRadio The issue is that they are being sold to collectors as carded figures - unbroken, unopened, etc. There is a premium paid (obviously) for figures that have been authentically produced by Kenner and not been opened, and for someone to sell reassembled figures as such is outright deception and counterfeiting. These collectors are not 'whining'. They have been deceived (at a high price), and the item they have bought is indeed 'fake': i.e. they are not sealed figures as originally produced and sold (which is a distinct category of figure), but re-carded, reassembled and repainted figures (another category entirely). If you can't understand that, then...well.

Technically he did not lie if he said they are Mint on Sealed Card figures. They are mint condition, the are sealed, they are on a card. It's just that they are resealed on the cards. Even the cards and the plastic bubbles are authentic original parts from the factory.

***** I should be so lucky that my biggest worry was my Mercedes has hidden scratches that someone fixed!

+RetroRobotRadio true they are fake in the sense they have been resealed and have not been mint all there life

Fagdalf The Gay That's not what the story stated. They are real unused cards, bubbles and loose figures, he just reassembles them. The only dishonesty is him not saying he reassembled them.