[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by SPLIT LIP

The auction is not designed to arouse interest, it's designed to offload unused assets and make money.

Also, the fantasy scenario that people would just happen across a Power Rangers museum is also unlikely. A museum is a fixed place that people have to physically visit, the pool of interested parties would be extremely small, especially if they have to pay to get in. In a time of major financial strain on the vast majority of people, nobody would just willy-nilly pay to wander into a Power Rangers museum. The brand doesn't have that pull.

Well, the Barbed Wire Museum in Kansas somehow supports itself
But in reality, of course, you know better. I simply grew up in a country that no longer exists, where money was useful, but generally unnecessary and cost was never taken into account. And then constant inflation basically developed the belief that money is less valuable than the paper on which it is printed. So let the costumes go to dedicated fans or aspiring filmmakers. Anyway, they're all in Japan (well, except for Cosmic Fury).
Although, if Hasbro sells everything out and then suddenly plans an anniversary crossover film, it will be very funny.