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Walt Disney Classic Robin Hood VHS Tape

Home Entertainment

AI Estimated Value

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$8-15

As of May 28, 2026

AI Item Analysis

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This item is a VHS tape of the Walt Disney Classic film "Robin Hood." The VHS case is made of cardboard and features colorful artwork of the characters from the movie including Robin Hood (a fox), Little John (a bear), and Maid Marian (a fox). In the background is a large tree with a "Wanted" poster for Robin Hood. The title "A Walt Disney Classic Robin Hood" is prominently displayed at the top. The case appears to be in good condition with some minor wear visible on the edges and corners consistent with age and handling. There are no visible major tears, creases, or damage. The colors appear vibrant and not significantly faded. No specific manufacturing details like a date or studio stamp are clearly visible in this image. The style period is clearly the 1970s, as the film was released in 1973, and this VHS release is likely from a later period, possibly the 1980s or 1990s, which was the peak for VHS releases. The craftsmanship of the case printing is standard for the era.

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Based on my visual examination of the provided image, I have appraised this Walt Disney Classic Robin Hood VHS tape. The cardboard case appears to be in good condition with some expected minor wear on the edges and corners, consistent with its apparent age and material. There are no obvious major flaws like significant tears or creases. The artwork remains vibrant, which is a positive for its visual appeal. This VHS release likely dates from the 1980s or 1990s, popular periods for home video releases. Authenticity based solely on this image is limited. While the artwork aligns with the period, I cannot definitively verify it being an original retail release versus a later re-issue or even a reproduction without a physical examination to check for proper manufacturing stamps, tape labels, and the overall quality of materials. Provenance, such as original purchase receipts or lineage of ownership, would further strengthen authentication. In-person examination would allow me to assess tape condition (playability), internal packaging elements, and identify any specific printings or editions that could impact value. Market conditions for standard, non-sealed Disney VHS tapes from this era are generally modest. While Robin Hood is a popular film, this particular release does not appear to be from an exceptionally rare or highly sought-after 'Black Diamond' or early printing that collectors particularly covet. Demand is primarily driven by nostalgia and completionist collectors of Disney home video. Comparables for similar standard releases in good condition typically range from a few dollars to around $15. Without confirmation of it being a sealed, early, or rare variant, the value remains in the lower tier. The primary factors impacting value here are condition and potential for it being a specific collectible edition, which cannot be fully verified from the image. Its condition is above average for an opened item of this type and age, but not exceptional. To fully authenticate and potentially increase the appraised value, physical inspection, examination of the tape itself, and any accompanying documentation would be essential.

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