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Topic How do I price an unopened VHS that I can't find other unopened copies of?

nonamesleft

* 15-Mar(#1)

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Anyone here familiar with this kind of thing?

HAMMER

15-Mar(#2)

Looks like a vintage stock reseal job but there are a couple of listings on ebay, none sold.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/204510805852?mkcid=16&mke...

dunno001

16-Mar(#3)

To be honest, I'm not really sure it has too much value. The only saving grace is that the multiple DVD prints are all OOP, and are slowly creeping up in price. (Both Geneon and Sentai releases are available for just below MSRP on Amazon right now.) If I were to guess, if you're lucky, you might get around $20 or so?

nonamesleft

16-Mar(#4)

HAMMER wrote:

> Looks like a vintage stock reseal job but there are a couple of listings on ebay,

> none sold.

> https://www.ebay.com/itm/204510805852?mkcid=16&mke...

I don't know much about this kind of thing. How can you tell if it's a reseal or not?

nonamesleft

16-Mar(#5)

dunno001 wrote:

> To be honest, I'm not really sure it has too much value. The only saving grace is

> that the multiple DVD prints are all OOP, and are slowly creeping up in price. (Both

> Geneon and Sentai releases are available for just below MSRP on Amazon right now.)

> If I were to guess, if you're lucky, you might get around $20 or so?

Thanks for the info.

Foxhack

16-Mar(#6)

Honestly, with stuff like this, you're better off listing it for like fifteen bucks shipped on auction and hope some VHS weirdos fight over it.