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Post by Cammi Oh on Jan 11, 2012 11:25:46 GMT -5
Some areas are better to find figures but, yeah, if you look -- you can find MOST every figure. It does take time / gas money / energy to do it, though.
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Post by mrhoss on Jan 11, 2012 11:57:09 GMT -5
I was thinking about buying up all the Randy Orton figures to create a retail shortage. Soon there would be a panic over his rarity. Then everyone would have to trade me a Kelly Kelly figure for one of my Ortons.
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Post by bestintheworld on Jan 11, 2012 13:14:51 GMT -5
Nothing is rare except that figure of a TNA wrestler that is not supposed to be spoken of.
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Post by benjamin on Jan 11, 2012 13:23:51 GMT -5
The one thing I like about when they shortpack is how finding a certain figure can be even more of a "holy sh*t" moment. Some may find it annoying but people who like to collect and get to hunt those special figures get to actually have fun because of it.
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Post by The Madness on Jan 11, 2012 13:43:58 GMT -5
I'd say so far, the closest thing to a real "rare" Mattel figure has been Vince, since it didn't have a retail release. It will never be rare in the literal sense, but in the long run, Vince will probably end up holding his value pretty well, IMO.
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Post by JC Motors on Jan 11, 2012 16:15:30 GMT -5
B5 Hurricane, Mike Knox, B6 Kelly Kelly, I'm assuming B4 Goldust but I could be wrong on that. Let's put it this way, Any figure that Mattel released once and then the wrestler gets released from their contract.
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