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Posted 2 years ago
BullsEyeRa…
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This is a pretty rare find they stopped making these a while ago and as you can see there is a serial number on this. I know they made a professor one, and a skipper one too. I do not know if they ever made a Mr. & Mrs. Howell or Ginger and MaryAnn however. The box is pretty bent up from a bit of water damage , but none got inside. All the items inside are still intact. It was never ever removed from the box . Appears to be a coconut , some rope , a stand ( sorta like a stage ) that he stands on , and a square piece that says Gilligan's Island on it. Not sure what it is. Could be a washboard or a folding chair , not sure.
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How old is it?
It is from around 71 or 72 , something like that. I havent seen many of these. and only 14733 were made totally
No it was more like 97. I got a few different of these collectables when they came out. But remember age has nothing to do with worth when it comes to some items. They are going for around $50, and will keep gaining interest I'm sure
Great! I still love that show, seen them all 20 times, but still get a chuckle.