>>9511225Those were released in full waves though anon, and during a different era in the toy industry. Again, the argument is:
>Toys cost less 20 years ago.Just look at inflation anon-
https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/In 1999, $10 for a toy is the equivalent of paying $16.68 today, however your average toy collector refuses and throws fits about paying even $10 for a toy today. The US economy has tanked over the past few decades, and prices are different while collectors expect and want to continue to pay the same price. Again this is more of an indictment of Joe Biden, and politicians, who think money is free and grows on trees, driving up costs.
