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DX Time Robo Gold Plated Version

With warranty

Condition: Box 8 (with Sellotape residue on top of box) / main item 9 (Stickers unused, runners uncut)

Current Price	1,100,000 yen
Start Price	200,000 yen
Your Maximum Bid	0 yen
Final Item Price (may be displayed as 0 if not the winning bidder)	0 yen
No. of Bids	13
No. of Watchers	19

Time Left	18days7hrs
Start Time	2026/06/15 15:00:00
Live Time	2026/07/07 20:00:00 2026/07/07 04:00:00
Item Number	6
Auction Style	LIVE EVENT
Bid Increments [Info]	50,000 yen

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Item's Details

(item number) 6
(title) DX Time Robo Gold Plated Version
(maker) Bandai
(the date of issue) 2000
(size) 340mm
(Country) Thailand
(Material) polystyrene
(detailed) Box 8 (with Sellotape residue on top of box) / main item 9 (Stickers unused, runners uncut)
(starting bid price) 200,000 yen

(comment) No number printed on the box. Five winners in the April 2000 Edition of Televi-kun magazine's 3D Formation scratch-off clear parts. Also, perhaps starting with the DX toys of this era, there was a strong emphasis on "Kanzen Henkei," minimizing the need to swap parts, and this high level of perfection is a major factor supporting its popularity in the secondary market today. This is the background to the existence of contest prize and campaign variations. Limited edition plated versions, such as this gold-plated one, that were promoted through children's magazines at the time, as well as Not For Sale Item item distributed only through specific Promotional channels, are still highly valued by collector today (Tsukamoto).

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