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AI Identification

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1996 Mobil Limited Edition Collector's Toy Truck

Collectible Toy Vehicle

AI Estimated Value

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$25 - $45

As of June 12, 2026

AI Item Analysis

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This is a packaged 1996 Limited Edition Collector's Toy Truck, branded with 'Mobil' and featuring a red pick-up style truck with a dark gray flatbed stake body carrying what appears to be crates or boxes. The item is still in its original retail packaging, a rectangular cardboard box with a dark blue top and bottom border and a lighter beige/tan central area on the front panel. The front of the box prominently displays '1996 LIMITED EDITION COLLECTOR'S TOY TRUCK' in red lettering against the blue border. A large image of the toy truck is central on the front, showcasing its red cab, silver-colored grille, and 'Mobil' logo on the side of the cab doors. The back of the truck bed is loaded with several dark grey crates, some of which appear to contain red items. To the right of the truck image, a 'Mobil' logo and a yellow oval with '-1996-' are visible. The box also details 'Features' of the toy truck, including 'Authentic decals, chrome engine, dogging and working tailgate' and 'working lift mechanism for unloading vehicle against front gate'. Additional smaller images illustrate the truck's rear and front aspects, as well as a pile of silver-colored crates, indicating accessories. The top of the box has assembly instructions or additional product information in text and diagrams. The packaging shows some minor shelf wear, particularly along the edges and corners, and slight creasing, but it generally appears to be in good condition, suggesting the toy truck inside is likely new and unused. The overall aesthetic points to a promotional or collectible item from the mid-1990s, likely made of die-cast metal and plastic components, typical of collectible toy vehicles from that era, emphasizing a blend of realism and playability.

AI Appraisal Report

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Upon visual examination of the provided image, I assess this 1996 Mobil Limited Edition Collector's Toy Truck to be in very good, unplayed-with condition, still sealed within its original retail packaging. The packaging itself shows minor shelf wear, with some light creasing and edge scuffing, which is typical for items of this age and does not significantly detract from the value as long as the internal contents are pristine. The clear 'Mobil' branding and '1996 LIMITED EDITION COLLECTOR'S TOY TRUCK' indicate its authenticity as a promotional or collectible item from that era. These types of collectible trucks, often produced by major oil companies, were popular promotional items. Market conditions for these specific Mobil promotional trucks tend to be steady but not excessively high. Comparables typically sell in the $20-$50 range for items in sealed packaging. The 'Limited Edition' aspect is often more of a marketing tool than an indicator of true scarcity, as production numbers were generally high enough to meet promotional demand. Demand is primarily from collectors specializing in oil company memorabilia or toy trucks, and while consistent, it isn't exceptionally strong. Factors impacting value positively include its condition in original packaging and the complete set of features and accessories implied. Negative factors include the commonality of such promotional items and the relatively stable, rather than appreciating, market. The primary limitation in authenticity verification from an image alone is the inability to physically inspect the toy for manufacturing defects, material quality, or true condition of internal components. Full authentication would require an in-person examination to verify the integrity of the packaging seal, confirm the toy is indeed inside and in perfect condition, and ensure no components are missing or damaged. Provenance documentation, though rarely available for such items, would confirm its origin, but is not typically a factor in this segment of collecting.

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