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Topic starter
15/09/2026 1:38 pm
Hello all and thank you for having me im selling my late fathers diecast car collection
Christopher Moroni reacted
Topic starter
15/09/2026 1:48 pm
Sorry about scrappy images done in 100 degree heat in my car at a storage unit
Christopher Moroni reacted
15/09/2026 2:01 pm
"I'm selling my late fathers diecast car collection."
Hi,
...and Good luck. You have four 1/18 Ertl cars and one 1/24 JADA:
1) That red/white Sox & Martin 1970 Superbird, even with the broken wheel, could probably fetch at least $100
2) The blue #43 1968 Plymouth is worth about $175 - $200
3) That purple 1970 Dodge Challenger is about $20.
4) The green 1969 Dodge Daytona is about $25 - $30.
5) The black 1/24 JADA '69 Pontiac GTO is worth about $5.
This post was modified 2 days ago 2 times by Christopher Moroni
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Topic starter
15/09/2026 2:03 pm
Why thank you for that although the wheels just alittle crooked on it from the way I placed it its nice to know what they are worth 😀 thank you very much really.
Christopher Moroni reacted
15/09/2026 2:09 pm
@brandong15 Got it..... I just update my post - Please look again.
That wheel looks broken to me..... 🤔 🤔 🤔
You're welcome. BTW: More often than not, "loved ones" do NOT know values, therefore I included them as a curtesy. Again, good luck! 👍
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Topic starter
15/09/2026 2:13 pm
Much appreciated 👏
Are you familiar with how to start an auction on here? Or am I better off turning to ebay to sell them?
Christopher Moroni reacted
You're most welcome!
15/09/2026 2:18 pm
@brandong15 IMO, I'd sell them on eBay ONLY because you'd garner more interest / attention / hits..... but of course, "fees" will increase too. 🤨 🙄 🤔
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Topic starter
15/09/2026 2:22 pm
Chris are you familiar with how the auction process is on this website
Christopher Moroni reacted
15/09/2026 2:58 pm
Chris are you familiar with how the auction process is on this website
The auction pages here are currently not viable. Chris's suggestion about eBay would be your best bet if you have an account and know how to use that venue.
Here on this forum, you can also sell - here are the instructions: https://diecast.org/community/sell/how-to-use-the-buy-sell-trade-forum/
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