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I got this as a kid (about 50 years ago). I cannot remember for sure who or where I got it from but I think I may have gotten it from sending in cereal box tops. I'm sure some of you old timers remember doing that! My dad saved it for me for all those years. I wish i had saved some of the Matchbox cars I had. Does anyone have any idea what it may be worth, if anything? Not that I want to sell it, just curious!

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I am pretty sure these sold for a few dollars back in the sixties so I doubt it came in a cereal box.  Collectors of these oldest diecasts are dying off so the market is weak.  A mint example might go for good money ($75) and one in this condition is probably worth $25.  1/43 models were never really popular in the US and the brands available today (Spark, Bizarre, IXO , etc.) are much more accurate and available in many variations and are not something you give your kids to play with so they all tend to be in perfect condition.

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7 minutes ago, Safire6 said:

Thanks for the info. Rex. I appreciate the feedback!

 

 

No problem.  I went to the York PA toy show yesterday and there was a vendor with a few hundred Corgi cars all mint and in the original boxes.  Ca Ching

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That we played with them is what makes the originals so valuable.  Less of them cause we destroyed so many of them.  That's cool.  

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