28,257 as of 11:06pm CT.
28,240 this morning so there must have been a few CC declines last night.
25 years of collecting this line and if I’ve learned one thing it’s that most of the time, particularly in the last ten years, retail pricing is usually the safest bet.
I kind of wonder if this crazy success might get hasbro motivated to stay on track with yearly star wars projects.
I think there are a lot of interesting things to take from this Haslab.
I think there were many people who flat out didn't believe Hasbro when they said Haslab was your only shot at the Sail Barge. They waited, hoping for a retail release and a $250 clearance and it never came. I think many of those people didn't blink this time and jumped on board to back Razor Crest having learned the lesson last time.
Like others have said, I also think there are many people (or shop owners or ebayers or whoever) who ordered multiple this time hoping to cash in on secondary market. I wonder just how much that will work this time though. 28.k Razors vs 8.8k Sail Barges means a lot more supply and less demand maybe? I think a lot of folks who were buying $1k Barges on the secondary market last time learned their lesson and pledged this time, but maybe not?
Overall, again like others have said, I hope this sends a message to Hasbro that despite kids abandoning toys us old guys are still out here wanting to support high-quality TVC 3.75" stuff. I wish there was a way to get Hasbro to just move TVC to $15 price point to increase the amount of *new* in the line. Having to be 50/50 repack/new to get the line down to $13 sucks.