I have them all except the Go-Kart

Cars: buzzerk1,formula1,yursofas,coolone1.

Bonuses: shelby01,shelby02,drift001,drift002,blaster01.

Hope it helps!!

cards that raises the gs of your bakugan

Silersun4: That is really not true. Bakugan Ability cards are able to affect g's of either bakugan, but also can affect how you roll, the gate cards, other ability cards, bakugan in you and your oponants used and unused pile, and also some can take out other bakugan instantly I think, my friend does that to me.

well actually cards like that usually take all bakugan on the field like clean slate ability card

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As of 2008, there were more than 5,500 different models and 27,158 color and design variations of those models. Mattel has reportedly sold more than 4 billion Hot Wheels since the line was launched in 1968.

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Michael Zarnock USA has held 2 Guinness World Records for his Hot Wheels Collection.

2003 - 3,711 different Hot Wheels cars

2007 - 8,128 different Hot Wheels cars.

Currently (2012) has over 12,000 different Hot Wheels cars.

He has over 20,000 cars in his collection....

complete the arcade challenge and place 1st or 2nd in the arcade races to win prizes... ie unlocking different cars.

Hot wheels are highly collectible. There are plenty of books that can be found online that can tell you all about the values of various hot wheel cars. Tomart's Price Guide to Hot Wheels Collectibles is one of those books and go for around $32.00.

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There is a book "Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains" its the most comprehensive listing I use written by David Doyle can find between $42 and $51 It's usually higher in price at the conventions. The most comprehensive is the library in Stratsburg, PA "National Toy Train Museum: maintains a library over 1500 books, 15,000 trade magazines average some 500,000 reference items. Avid train collectors bucket list places to see.

If it is a very rare 1962 car, in super mint condition, it can be worth up to £5,000.

But not all of the 1962 hotwheels are worth that much.

The idiot above is not a toy collector^. Hotwheels where first manufactured in 1967 in the USA. If you are talking about a matchbox or lesney car then that could be from 1962. And these cars are not worth in the thousands unless you have a extremely rare car and i have only a few in my couple thousand cars. Realisticly you could get 50 bucks for opened mint condition.

Simply dice, dice is the plural of die. One die and a pair of dice.

1901 is one of those dates that are not real expensive in the circulated grades but becomes very expensive in the uncirculated grades.

A well-worn coin will be worth $15-$20 A lightly-worn coin will be worth $60-$200 An uncirculated coin will be worth $1,500-$11,000 or more!

Professional grading should be considered for your coin if it's in real nice condition.

All the above assumes there is no mintmark on the back of the coin (above the "DO" in DOLLAR).

If your coin has an "O" mintmark, it's common, and will prettymuch only be worth $8 to $25 depending on condition.

If your coin has an "S" mintmark, it's rarer than an "O", and will be worth $10 to $30 in the circulated grades, and $250-$500 in the uncirculated grades.

A 1901 Morgan silver dollar is 90% silver and so it is worth at least the current price of pure silver, which is as of now 11/18/2011 about $32.00 an ounce. The coin contains one ounce of pure silver. Numismatically it's worth at least $50, and if perfect, $325,000....

You should be able to purchase it almost anywhere. I you are having trouble finding it look up some of your local stores on the Internet and check their inventory list and if that doesn't work then just go around to them and ask if they sell it.

they made 2 online games, a video game, and a trading card game

eBay may have them, with prices lately ranging from $75 to $145.

Easiest and best way to test for lead in toys is to contact a trained professional with an X Ray Florescent analyzer. These can tell you to the parts per million (ppm) in mere seconds of what is in the item without harming the item

any reputed toy store (if any) or websites like ebay, playmoya and mayb toy'r' us

Obviously a collectible item inside its original box is worth more than the item without the box, or even in a box that has been opened. But having said that, the real answer is that it would depend on what Hot Wheels car is inside the box. The value of Hot Wheels cars depends on their rarity and their condition. Obviously the condition of the car inside the box will be "excellent", but without knowing which Hot Wheels car is in the box, this question can't be answered. In addition, even if you had mentioned the car style inside, it still would be difficult to put a value on it since values are constantly changing. The best bet would be to go to Ebay and search for completed auctions with your box and car. You will find out what dealers are selling them for and what buyers are willing to spend. And lastly, the condition of the box is important. The age of the Hot Wheels is most important. If they're original cars from the 1960's and early 1970's an unopened box would bring thousands of dollars. Boxes were stamped with names of the cars inside and that would effect value, too. If it's from the 1990's or later you might be hard pressed to get retail value of approximately $1 per car.

If you mean PokeRus, then you can only get it by encountering a Pokemon with pokerus in the wild. It is hard, though, because you don't know if a Pokemon has it, and the odds are about the same as finding a shiny, which is extremly low odds.

What you do is, after you encounter a wild Pokemon that you think has pokerus, you go to a Pokemon center and the nurse will say if your Pokemon has it. It only lasts for a few days in your party, so have one Pokemon infect all of you party Pokemon, then put all but one Pokemon in your PC, then put 5 uninfected Pokemon from your PC to your party, and eventually those Pokemon will have the virus as well, then repeat.

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At the risk of being flip, it depends on what you are willing to pay. I have an original Bob Ross painting and have researched the internet for hours. I have seen reports of value from $8,500 to $250. i inquired with one of the art valuation websites and they said mine was worth $200 to $250 because he was so prolific and his style was so redundant. There are two on ebay right now asking $5000 and $2500. It has been several days and no bids. So I say mine is worth $9000 and that is as accurate as I have seen so far. Somehow I doubt there is anybody out there that wants buy it.