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I have a number of OOP titles from LLL, FSM, Varese and Intrada, but none that I'd really count as that rare yet.
However, I do have the vinyl version of the TRON: Legacy score, which seems to be going for ridiculous prices on the secondary market now that it's OOP.
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Oct 2, 2014 - 7:42 PM
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shadowman
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I don't think that anything I have is rare anymore. Some of these cd's were rare and very expensive at the time I bought them, but since then, they have been re-issued, issued for the
mass market, or re-issued in expanded or complete form, so that the originals I had (and in some
cases still have) are pretty much almost worthless today. For example, the original "French
Revolution" on 2 separate cd's. Paid standard issue price when it came out, then was worth a lot
when it went out of print; was worth not a lot when the first re-issue came out, and now not
worth much at all with the advent of the new Music Box complete version (with corrected stereo
channels and extra music not on the first two issues). Same thing for the promo of "Hocus Pocus"
which also is probably worth very little due to the release of the complete version awhile back.
Lots of other titles too numerous to mention. Not complaining here, just observing tis' all. But I guess that's the way it goes in this particular hobby. Now, if I owned a 1967 Corvette Stingray in
mint condition the same depreciation would not have been a consideration. That's the nature of the beast.
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