Diecastinvestor is the place to buy interesting collectable vintage diecast toys from the early to late 20th century including Corgi, Dinky, TV & film related toys (such as Thunderbirds, Dr. Who and James Bond), Matchbox Regular Wheels and Superfast, Britans and other well known manufacturers. Our specilaity is Corgi and Matchbox Superfast. Old toys make an interesting alternative to other investments and can only become more valuable as time goes on.

Diecastinvestor was started back in 2002 when eCommerce stores for diecast model collectors was in its infancy. From the beginning we have always tried to provide the best online shopping experience for our customers to deliver all the benefits of the model fairs without having to leave home.

With the latest version of our website we feel that we now have one of the best websites specialising in vintage models from the likes of Corgi, Dinky, Matchbox and Spot on as well as some of the less well known brands such as Jouef and Metosul. Corgi and Matchbox Superfast models are the diecast model toys which are of particular interest to us as collectors but we do cater for all the other manufacturers. We also have one of the biggest archives of vintage diecast model catalogues covering Corgi, Dinky, Matchbox and a few others.

As well as our extensive catalogue of models that we have for sale we can also try and source particular items if we do not currently have one in stock. Please give us a call to see if we can help.

We are also interested in buying individual models or whole collections which are in excellent to mint condition. All the details of this service can be found under the selling menu. Our aim is to provide a reliable source of quality vintage diecast toys for the discerning collector and investor.

Everything we have on the site is for sale; we are happy to reserve items for clients at which point they will be temporarily removed. We hope you enjoy using the new website and look forward to welcoming customers both new and old.

New Additions

A snapshot from the Corgi archive