Would you rather buy a box missing the cello or the insert?
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I would rather have the cello missing, than replaced. However, as Sammy said, I would rather just wait for one that had original cello. Unless it was an Uber rare piece that I had been looking for, for a long time and never showed up for sale anywhere. Then I would take missing, replaced, original, whatever popped up.Comment
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And of course, these are just opinions floating around, no right or wrong answer. It's all in the personal preference of the collector.Comment
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That is interesting as I ran across the same thing with my boxed CIPSA POTA figures. The accessories and clothing for the Urko figure is sealed in a crinkly baggie and the stuff for the Ursus figure is sealed in a softer baggie. All of my Mego POTA mailer figures are in the crinkly type baggie.
And another interesting thing is that I recently purchased a POTA soldier figure from someone and it was sent in a small box with packing peanuts, but the figure was in a plastic bag to protect it and I just happened to have it laying next to my mailer box figures one day and realized that the baggie is almost identical. I asked the seller and he said that it wasn't from a mailer figure. He is not sure where it came from, but he never owned any mailer figures so we are pretty sure it's not from a mailer. But you would be hard pressed to know that it wasn't if you had them side by side, as I did.Comment
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