Million Dollar Diecast Collection Bought At Storage Auction 

Hahaha! 😆😆😆

no another hoarder appears lol...good luck making your money back on that stuff...million dollar ...paaaalease.....lol should have bought some gold coins

@ obviously you never sold stuff online ,hes got hundreds of listings to list and pay for each listing and if it doesnt sell he has to list it again and pay more ebay fees plus the shipping, ebay sucks ,they want you to ship stuff for free,whatever,just glad im not stuck with all that junk

Poetry!!!!

@@hdbagger4266 Ur a goose if you cant see the value in this "junk"... or were you the losing bidder??

I agree with seeing how genuinely happy he is of his friend's find. 🌸

LOL

LOL

This guy can pretty much set the market. What an insane collection.

Got that right. No die cast for me.

@@dmcentYT a market that isn't that big to start with

@@Jv-fn5xg that's awesome man, congrats! Best of luck in your future as well 👍

That's Awesome! You're gonna do it! No doubt! 😁👍

Every professional was once an amateur

@@JameZel913 thanks man, I forgot about this comment but feels great seeing all the positive love 💯💯👍

@@j_toledo419 hopefully the last year treated ya well

Stupid money, lol.

Couple hundo thousand

What a waste of the original owner's money! I'm happy for John though!

@@godschildyes not a waste of money if you enjoyed it

@@aidanstorey6205 You're right! Thank you! 🙏

on which website was this posted?

i think these are Carney display cases

yep I have a couple of those myself!

Eh, can't take them to the grave

He was stoke to see them.

Roughly $3.6K sales TODAY

@@manthonychavez Whats his ebay id?

@@manthonychavez crazyness!

@J Siegel I try to look at the positive in everything and not negativity.

Dont sell it on ebay . The boycott is now happening on ebay The libtard ceo made changes to destroy seller ! then he resigned ! the dumb libards turned it into a GHETTO

The guy probably died of COVID and the family didn’t know about it .

I was thinking the same thing. I remember a traveling convention vendor was selling his left overs on Facebook market, Amazon Market place, E-Bay. and Macari because he was getting to old to travel from convention to convention like he did back in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. The majority of the models were Sci-Fi like Star Trek this was back in 2018 as you know Star Trek is dying so is it's fan base. I ended up buying Jem'Hadar attack fighters model set and a Lt. Commander Data model figurine from him.

@Jin Lee I don't think a poor boy playes with this kind of cars... it's similar with our parents told us... eat everything, others are starving... instead of eat only half, lets donate the rest to te starving ones :D :))

there is enough useless garbage in museums

So should you Dr. Jones

Pretty much anything NASCAR is dead weight now...

@@danooc1 how come ?

@@DB-ls2zi Two reasons: NASCAR ratings and attendance are way down, and everything from the nineties to the present was overproduced

...vintage as in < 80s? or 70s?..........just wondering

@@wesweatyoushop2556 Diecast models go way back. they began in the early part of the 20th century, I can't find accurate info on exactly when or what company was first to the market with them. Prior to it being cars, it was things like tin soldiers and horse and buggy, tokens like in an old monopoly set, all kinds of things Originally many were made of lead. Heck Matchbox started in 1947 70's and 80's aren't considered vintage or classic as the 70's were about the time Hot Wheels came in, then Lesney went to "superfast" wheels. sometime in the late seventies or early 80s Hot Wheels bought out Lesney, the name goes on the but the quality doesn't. So Most 70's and 80's are not really considered vintage. ... yet. early 70's, perhaps. Kinda depends on your perspective. When you're as old as me, 70's and 80's was like yesterday. Within the well known brands, quality dropped about that time. then some other brands took up the slack. I don't know all the good brands in the larger scale cars. Heck, there is even some very good stuff coming out of China. You see, what people here fail to understand, is that the people in China can and sometimes do make quality stuff. At one time being made in China meant high quality. That was before Mao. It was "made in Japan" that meant cheap junk. Now made in Japan is a good thing. Why are they making junk? It's because that's what the people ordering the stuff demand. They want it as cheap as possible, and don't really want it to last, they want it to break or wear out quickly so people go buy more.