Today b.hollad.diecast showed pics of what is another super for 2021. These wheels have not been verified yet, but we are assuming they will put something similar.
This is the 2019 Audi R8 Spyder in a really good looking blue color. From these first pics it appears to be the same blue color they used on the Porsche 918 Spyder from 2020.
This made it's debut towards the end of 2020 in a white color. We have also seen this in a red version as well. It didn't take long before it became a $TH.
I'm sure we will see more pics soon and keep checking the Super Treasure Hunt Tracker for all the latest info and pics on the Supers.
Here is the current list of the Super Treasure Hunts for
2021 (Click on link above for pictures and detailed information)
A Case – Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo
B Case – Corvette Roadster
C Case – Rodger Dodger (Note that there are 3 different
variations of this Super)
D Case – ’95 Mazda RX-7
E Case – Corvette C7 Z06 Convertible
F Case – Mazda RX-3
G Case – 2020 Ford Shelby GT500
H Case – ’71 Datsun 510 (sedan)
J Case – Porsche 356A
K Case – ’18 Honda Civic Type R
L Case – ’68 Mercury Cougar
Unknown
2019 Audi R8 Spyder
'64 Chevy Nova Wagon Gasser
1949 Ford F1
And for those of you that collect the Regular Treasure
Hunts, here is the updated list as well (again, click on the link above for the
pics and details).
A Case – Baja Bone Shaker
B Case – Street Weiner
C Case – Custom ’77 Dodge Van (with the card livery)
D Case – Motosaurus
E Case – Skull Shaker
F Case – Tred Shredder
G Case – Deora II
H Case – Mustang Funny Car
J Case –
K Case –
L Case – TBD
M Case – TBD
N Case – TBD
P Case – TBD
Q Case – TBD
Also for those that collect the id Chase Cars. Here is the
current list. (Click on link above for pics and detailed info)
A Case – Batman Arkham Night Batmobile
C Case – Twin Mill
E Case – GT Hunter
G Case – Arachnarod
J Case – ’69 Copo Camaro
L Case – Porsche Taycan Turbo S
N Case – TBD
Q Case – TBD
Make sure to click on the Super Treasure
Hunt Tracker link for all past Supers as well.
An opinion by Matthew and Matthew’s Dad – It has become
increasingly harder to find Super Treasure Hunts at stores. There are a variety
of reasons, but it seems that the amount of people/collectors has grown. This
is great for the hobby and for Mattel, but unfortunately makes it that much harder
for the true collectors. Many of these people we run into at stores are not
collectors but “flippers”. They are often looking for the quick profit on many
of the collectibles. We see these same people waiting for hours for baseball,
basketball and Pokemon cards. Just makes it extremely difficult for the average
collector to know that you have to pay a premium for these items. We do not see
this changing much and we will never know if Mattel will increase production of
these chase pieces. Our guess is that they probably won’t, due to cost. A super
with rubber tires and spectraflame paint does not cost more than the average
car, but when your producing 100,000+, then that cost does add up. Good luck to
all and happy hunting.
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