Here are some Jeff Burton collectible vehicles. Since they all cost about a dollar each, I wasn't so concerned about the packaging being crisp and perfect.
I don't know if one would consider them to be New In Box or Mint In Box. I'd probably go for NIB.
I don't know all of the scales, nor do I really want to. I am aware that there is a whole other segment of collectors that goes gaga over the larger models. Take a look at the NASCAR.com Superstore
Jeff Burton Diecast page.
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1998 Pinnacle Collector Series Jeff Burton - 9 Track Gear |
One of the problems that I see as a collector of stuff is that there
are too many products. Yes, in baseball cards we have all of the
rainbow parallels. And if you're a jersey collector, there's the home,
road, throwback, special edition, etc. Sometimes in NASCAR they have a
different paint scheme every week. Or a different major sponsor. And
some fool company is producing cars for each of them. In multiple sizes
and finishes.
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1998 Hot Wheels - Pro Racing Jeff Burton - 99 Exide |
I've resolved that I don't need to collect the cars, in or out of their packages. I just don't. I will, though. But that is not the focus of my Jeff Burton collection. Sort of like I didn't need to buy the 7" Hershiser plate. Or the Earl Wilson commemorative Snuggie. Okay, just kidding. It wasn't Earl Wilson, it was Carl Erskine.
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1997 Racing Champions Craftsman Truck Series Jeff Burton - 99 Exide |
For now I'm going to leave them encased in their plastic cocoons and try to get the cards from listia or elsewhere, but some day I might break them out and play with them.