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  On 5/7/2019 at 4:20 PM, midnight said:

who has a wad of cash, and wants to make a fantastic purchase? 

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If you had The Lion King on VHS, and I could make use of it, I would legitimately pay you triple digits.

But I lost my little TV/VCR during my brief four-year homeless stint. :RoboSad:

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  On 5/8/2019 at 12:48 AM, Skiles said:

If you had The Lion King on VHS, and I could make use of it, I would legitimately pay you triple digits.

But I lost my little TV/VCR during my brief four-year homeless stint. :RoboSad:

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I have it. I just have to find it. 

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I have a wad but not of cash, however, it is big. 

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:27 AM, midnight said:

I have checked several sites and all are claiming the same info. All confirm that Beauty and the Beast is not worth that much. There are, however, a few titles that are worth a few hundred bucks. One or two worth 4 digits. Not that high though. 

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If I'm remembering right, when I used to work in a "Home Entertainment" dept, Disney would have limited releases of their movies.  I thought they rotated them, but perhaps some never were re-released?  Like maybe "Bambi" never came back out?  I could see if "Fantasia" was high priced, but I don't know that it was ever released on VHS.  I suppose movies that will never be released again, like "Song of the South" would be high priced due to rarity as well.

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:35 AM, tsar4 said:

I suppose movies that will never be released again, like "Song of the South" would be high priced due to rarity as well.

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find some of the old WW2 banned tapes from disney you could be sitting on a gold mine

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There are only a couple of Disney VHS that I can think of that might be worth something. There's one about a tour of the entire Disneyland that I think was originally done in the 60's [ ? ] that was released on home video for families to relive the moment. I thought there was a collection video that included a scene from 'Song of the South' which is probably impossible to find [ and I'm not in the googling mood ] . And there is the infamous penis-castle cover of the original release of 'The Little Mermaid' which a college roommate had and it was hilarious.

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:35 AM, tsar4 said:

If I'm remembering right, when I used to work in a "Home Entertainment" dept, Disney would have limited releases of their movies.  I thought they rotated them, but perhaps some never were re-released?  Like maybe "Bambi" never came back out?  I could see if "Fantasia" was high priced, but I don't know that it was ever released on VHS.  I suppose movies that will never be released again, like "Song of the South" would be high priced due to rarity as well.

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True. Fantasia was released on VHS. I have it. The highest one I am seeing is 101 Dalmatians. Song of the South is on the list of valuable ones as well. The most common, like Little Mermaid, that are rumored to be high, are really only worth like $20-$50.

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:38 AM, katt_goddess said:

There are only a couple of Disney VHS that I can think of that might be worth something. There's one about a tour of the entire Disneyland that I think was originally done in the 60's [ ? ] that was released on home video for families to relive the moment. I thought there was a collection video that included a scene from 'Song of the South' which is probably impossible to find [ and I'm not in the googling mood ] . And there is the infamous penis-castle cover of the original release of 'The Little Mermaid' which a college roommate had and it was hilarious.

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I have that cover of the Little Mermaid.

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:38 AM, midnight said:

True. Fantasia was released on VHS. I have it. The highest one I am seeing is 101 Dalmatians. Song of the South is on the list of valuable ones as well. The most common, like Little Mermaid, that are rumored to be high, are really only worth like $20-$50.

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Fantasia edited or unedited?  

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:39 AM, midnight said:

I have that cover of the Little Mermaid.

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That aforementioned place I worked had little kids records.  The cover of "Alice in Wonderland" had a cartoon depiction of all the characters surrounding Alice in the center.  She was holding a cake in front of her crotch with a great big "EAT ME" on the top.

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:38 AM, katt_goddess said:

There are only a couple of Disney VHS that I can think of that might be worth something. There's one about a tour of the entire Disneyland that I think was originally done in the 60's [ ? ] that was released on home video for families to relive the moment. I thought there was a collection video that included a scene from 'Song of the South' which is probably impossible to find [ and I'm not in the googling mood ] . And there is the infamous penis-castle cover of the original release of 'The Little Mermaid' which a college roommate had and it was hilarious.

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:44 AM, tsar4 said:

So the fairies were topless.

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Yes. But I didn't know those were ever censored out. Although, if I'm not mistaken, there were other later edits. Such as the black centaur, Sunflower. Removed to avoid racism controversy.

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  On 5/8/2019 at 2:35 AM, lupin_bebop said:

Uh oh......which one did you find? I know you looked only because I told you about this the other day. 

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I found several, but several more I still have to find. 101 Dalmatians seems to be the one that is worth the most.

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  On 5/8/2019 at 1:10 PM, midnight said:

I found several, but several more I still have to find. 101 Dalmatians seems to be the one that is worth the most.

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Yeah.....it's all about the condition you have them in. Man....those suckers get EXPENSIVE.

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Curious. Why is that listed for so much when it is also listed for $1.90? How do you know which ones are valuable? I need sources. I have a respectable vhs collection. 

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  On 5/8/2019 at 4:37 PM, garbagepailcat said:

Curious. Why is that listed for so much when it is also listed for $1.90? How do you know which ones are valuable? I need sources. I have a respectable vhs collection. 

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The ones for $1.90 are either damaged, visibly used/worn, not original pressings, or tapes with purchased clamshells/re-printed art, or even possible fakes/people who don’t know what they have.

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