Probably all of the versions of Song of the South that I own:


1. The Japanese analog-audio release:




2. The Japanese digital-audio release (still sealed!):




3. The Hong Kong analog-audio release:



TLK

wow, i remember seeing that HK sell back in the day.

i also remember the next day running down to chinatown and checking every shop that sold audio and video stuff for old LDs they had, found a whole bunch of different discs but never that song of the south.

Probably all of the versions of Song of the South that I own:

3. The Hong Kong analog-audio release:



TLK

Does anyone know how much the HK release of Song of the South fetches? It's funny to think this is rare - growing up in England, I saw this film 100s of times on VHS.

One sold on eBay recently for $106:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/260993098007

However, according the seller, the 2nd side is unplayable (for whatever reason). It may have been worth the $106 just for the artwork alone, though.

I paid $1,100.00 for mine 10 years ago. It's a purchase I've never regretted.

TLK

What do you think is the most valuable LD in your collection --

I think as of right now, my most valuable is my sealed copy of The Golden Age Of Looney Tunes, Volume 5.

To me, the principal value of a videodisc lies in being able to watch the program. Thus, a sealed one is quite uninteresting.

I like the smell of a freshly opened open top box - I assume its the chemicals of whatever they impregnated the felt disc sleeve with to make it resist moisture - so its probably really toxic - but that smell creates a very strong 'sense memory' and takes me back to the early days of the format.