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I bought the Walt Disney Ultimate Treasure Box Set at Costco and they are tinless.
I need the tins from all these:

Mickey In Living Color
Silly Symphonies
Disneyland USA
Davy Crockett
Walt Disney Studio
The Complete Goofy
Mickey Mouse in Black & White

I guess I will pay with $$$
I hope any of you have a extra one.
Please!!!

My goofy tin is a bit dented and I would like to get a new one. I'll sell mine for 40 bucks I guess.

Ciaobelli Wrote

My goofy tin is a bit dented and I would like to get a new one. I'll sell mine for 40 bucks I guess.

That's too much just for a tin?
I was thinking like $5-10 dollars.

I was kidding, the price would be outrageous. just sell your dvd's one by one and by the tin versions. its alot easier than just buyin tins

MickeyMousePal wrote:I was thinking like $5-10 dollars.

Actually, it would be much higher than that, especially for the valuable ones like Mickey Color 1 and Silly Symponies.

I picked up the Costco version for a song on EBay, while the tin (from a reputable seller) still checks in at around $75-$85. The Costco one is going unsold at $39, so doing the math, that $40 price is actually pretty close to the price difference between a tin and Costco Mickey 1.

Sully Wrote

Actually, it would be much higher than that, especially for the valuable ones like Mickey Color 1 and Silly Symponies.

I picked up the Costco version for a song on EBay, while the tin (from a reputable seller) still checks in at around $75-$85. The Costco one is going unsold at $39, so doing the math, that $40 price is actually pretty close to the price difference between a tin and Costco Mickey 1.

I was just talking about the tin by itself not the DVD set.
I already have the Ultimate Treasure Box Set that came tinless.
I'm only looking for the tins to put my DVD Set in them.
I guess I could just keep them tinless.

Good luck on buying just tins!! Just sell yours and buy them separate.

MickeyMousePal wrote:Sully Wrote

Actually, it would be much higher than that, especially for the valuable ones like Mickey Color 1 and Silly Symponies.

I picked up the Costco version for a song on EBay, while the tin (from a reputable seller) still checks in at around $75-$85. The Costco one is going unsold at $39, so doing the math, that $40 price is actually pretty close to the price difference between a tin and Costco Mickey 1.

I was just talking about the tin by itself not the DVD set.
I already have the Ultimate Treasure Box Set that came tinless.
I'm only looking for the tins to put my DVD Set in them.
I guess I could just keep them tinless.

Okay, maybe I didn't spell it out fully.

Tins sell for X
Costco's sell for Y

X - Y = Estimated Value for Collectible Tin

Now if I spent $90 for a Mickey 1 Tin, when I could have bought the Costco version for $30, why would I sell the collectible tin (which is the only difference between the two editions) for $5-$10?

Makes no sense.

so my 40 dollar price isn't all that bad

The Costco set is also missing the lithographs. So if you’re looking to have a “complete” collection then you don’t only need the tins, but the extra stuff inside.

Hi,
Does Costco still have the sets? I am looking for a Mickey in Living Color and I don't care if I have the tin. I wish I could help you find the tins, but I don't have any extras. Good luck in your search!
Niki