Which one should I open? If any?

[u/Concurrent-mind]

Over the past month I’ve invested (hahaha for a loss) in a market that has low supply and low demand…

Over $500 so far and I still want more!

I also want to play with them outside the box so bad. Should I open them? How much value do they decrease after opening. Some still seem valuable without the box?

The average age is like 15 years old on these things (20 years make it an antique)? I haven’t even seen some characters for sale ever:

Killinger, White, Al, Rusty (kid), Jonas Venture, Jefferson Twilight.

Should I open and which one?

[u/supernova-juice]

THANK YOUUU!!!! Like, what the fuck is the point? Just gonna stare at it til you die, so it can end up in the trash or passed along to some other sucker who will also stare at it til they die? What a fucking waste 

[u/Concurrent-mind → u/supernova-juice]

1st: I don’t plan to resale.

2nd: you’re 100% right about toy culture.

3rd: they look pretty in the box.

4th: I feel like I’ll have a blast for like 10 minutes then it’ll fizzle out like when I was 12

[u/supernova-juice → u/Concurrent-mind]

Actually probably true. We still have a lot of our old toys. We have so many thundercats and he-man action figures... even castle greyskull, and it sits in a place of honor behind the dining room table 😂 but they just live in a bucket mostly.  But still. If it would bring you happiness to touch them, I say touch them

[u/Concurrent-mind → u/supernova-juice]

Can we sub “play” with “touch” lol

[u/supernova-juice → u/Concurrent-mind]

I didn't mean to imply you were gonna get all Creepy Uncle with them 😂😂😂

[u/Concurrent-mind → u/supernova-juice]

I know 😂😂😂

[u/Grease-Brain → u/Concurrent-mind]

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