>It kind of makes me wonder if 20 years from now, kids of today will regret not picking up toys (or whatever) today.
They will; nostalgia is universal and is about memories, not specific products.
>I doubt there's much from the early 90s that will ever be worth much more than sticker price
There will; that too is universal. It won't be the big name stuff, more like the second stringers: just known enough to be remembered, but not enough to be hoarded. "Oh man! A carded Bob version 2 from Reboot! It's the last one I need!!!" Street Sharks, Max Steel, Monster in My Pocket.... there's tons of stuff.
Don C.
They will; nostalgia is universal and is about memories, not specific products.
>I doubt there's much from the early 90s that will ever be worth much more than sticker price
There will; that too is universal. It won't be the big name stuff, more like the second stringers: just known enough to be remembered, but not enough to be hoarded. "Oh man! A carded Bob version 2 from Reboot! It's the last one I need!!!" Street Sharks, Max Steel, Monster in My Pocket.... there's tons of stuff.
Don C.
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