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Cupid & Cate - Hallmark Hall of Fame Gold Crown Collector's Edition VHS
This is a physical home media release of the Hallmark Hall of Fame television movie 'Cupid & Cate' (2000), starring Mary-Louise Parker and Peter Gallagher. The item is a VHS tape housed in a premium 'Gold Crown Collector's Edition' cardboard slipcase. The cover features a romanticized design with the lead actors alongside a cherub statue and pink roses. The slipcase is finished with a gloss laminate and accented with gold foil borders characteristic of the Hallmark Hall of Fame branding. Condition-wise, the slipcase shows notable corner wear and edge whitening, particularly at the top and bottom corners, suggesting it has been handled and shelved over time. The structural integrity appears sound without major crushing. This release dates to approximately the year 2000 or 2001, representing the late era of the VHS format before it was fully superseded by DVD. It lacks a visible plastic factory shrink wrap, indicating it is likely an open, previously viewed copy. The overall craftsmanship of the packaging is higher than a standard retail VHS release, intended to be sold as a collectible gift item within Hallmark Gold Crown stores.
Estimated Value
$10.00-$15.00
Basic Information
Category
Media (VHS Home Video)
Appraised On
May 15, 2026
Estimated Value
$10.00-$15.00
Item Description
This is a physical home media release of the Hallmark Hall of Fame television movie 'Cupid & Cate' (2000), starring Mary-Louise Parker and Peter Gallagher. The item is a VHS tape housed in a premium 'Gold Crown Collector's Edition' cardboard slipcase. The cover features a romanticized design with the lead actors alongside a cherub statue and pink roses. The slipcase is finished with a gloss laminate and accented with gold foil borders characteristic of the Hallmark Hall of Fame branding. Condition-wise, the slipcase shows notable corner wear and edge whitening, particularly at the top and bottom corners, suggesting it has been handled and shelved over time. The structural integrity appears sound without major crushing. This release dates to approximately the year 2000 or 2001, representing the late era of the VHS format before it was fully superseded by DVD. It lacks a visible plastic factory shrink wrap, indicating it is likely an open, previously viewed copy. The overall craftsmanship of the packaging is higher than a standard retail VHS release, intended to be sold as a collectible gift item within Hallmark Gold Crown stores.
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