Buying Some Of The OLDEST & RAREST Disney Cards EVER! 😱 #shorts
A collector purchases rare and vintage Disney cards, including a 1937 'Hop' card and century-old Mickey Mouse cards from an unopened package. The seller negotiates a deal, initially asking $700 but agreeing to sell the items for $12, with the buyer noting that modern Disney collectibles remain very popular.
Summary
In this short video, the collector examines several vintage Disney trading cards and negotiates with a seller. The collector expresses interest in a 1937 'Hop' card and mentions examining two other cards alongside it. A significant find is revealed: cards that were discovered in an unopened package. The collector asks about the price for four items, with the seller initially requesting $700. After some negotiation about including additional cards, the seller offers a reduced price of $12 for the items, which the buyer accepts as 'a pretty cool' deal. The collector concludes by noting that modern Disney collectibles remain highly popular, despite the appeal of these older vintage cards. The items discussed include cards that are over a hundred years old, specifically referencing vintage Mickeys alongside the 1937 'Hop' card.
Key Insights
- The collector found Disney cards in an unopened package, suggesting these were preserved items that had been stored for an extended period
- A 1937 'Hop' card is identified as a particularly interesting vintage Disney collectible item
- The seller initially asked $700 for a group of cards but reduced the asking price to $12 after negotiation
- Some of the Mickey Mouse cards in the collection are over a hundred years old
- Modern Disney collectibles remain very popular despite the availability of these rare, centuries-old cards
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Transcript
[0:00] I thought this one was interesting. One "Hop" from 1937. Can I look at these two and then this one? Can I look at this? It was in an unopened package from under this. How much do you want for these four? Maybe those three, and maybe this one too . 700. 7 thousand? If you take this one, I'll give it to you for 12. I won't argue. This is appropriate. Me, I can go for it. Thank you for the deal. That's pretty cool. I mean, modern Disney is very popular right now . I thought this one was interesting. One "Hop" from 1937, and there are also a [0:31] couple of old Mickeys like this. Again,…
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