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A redline's value is like any other
collectible. It is only worth
what someone else is willing to pay.
A number of factors affect the
value of a redline. Rarity for
one. How many were actually
produced, and then how many survived
the childhood years? Condition
plays a huge role in determining
value.
Redlines can be found most
anywhere, but mint or extremely
clean redlines are getting few and
far between and normally demand a
premium.
Variations play an important role
as well. Interior colors,
paint color variations, as well as
casting variations derived from
tooling changes during the
production years.
Prototypes have surfaced from
time to time as employee collections
hit the open market.
There are a number of price
guides and books that are very helpful.
Please click on a
"Sources" link to learn
more.
Collect what you like.
Spend what you can afford.
Value is not a reason to
collect.
Remember, this is a hobby.
These are just toys linked to fond
memories. Have fun!
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