Meta Muse found a rare collectible set on Facebook for £15
Samjohnnyson asked Muse to scrape Facebook for rare collectibles. Muse found a 1964 Primrose Bugs Bunny set listed cheap, messaged the seller, confirmed it was still available, and he bought it for 15 pounds. He says similar sets sell for over $1,500 and a graded high-end rookie can go much higher. Treat those resale figures as his claim, not a promise. Collectible hunting with an agent is mostly search, messaging and patience; condition grades and authenticity checks stay with you.
Poster's claim, not verified: He says the set goes for over $1,500 and a graded high-end rookie for over $5,000. We have not verified the sale prices or his resale plans. Results are what people report. We don't verify earnings. Most people earn little or nothing.
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Search Facebook Marketplace and public Facebook listings near [REGION / COUNTRY] for [COLLECTIBLE / SET NAME / YEAR]. Flag listings under [MAX PRICE] that match [CONDITION NOTES]. For each hit, show the ask price, seller, photos and recent sold comps from [SOURCE YOU TRUST]. Draft a polite message to ask if it is available. Do not buy, wire money or share payment details without my OK.
Our own prompt, written from what the source describes. We haven't run it ourselves. Text in [BRACKETS] is what you replace.
Watch out for
- Resale prices online are often asking prices, not what items actually sold for. Check recent sold comps.
- Counterfeits and relisted scams show up in collectible searches. Authenticate before you pay serious money.
- Results are what posters report. We do not verify earnings or resale outcomes.
Where this comes from
Original post by @Jsteam04 on X, Nov 7, 2026. We rewrote it in our own words. The result is what the poster reports.
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