@overdrivediecast: Do you know ? #hotwheels #treasurehunt #hotwheelstreasurehunt #hotwheelscollector #fun #friday The Hot Wheels Treasure Hunt series began in 1995 as a special line of collectible cars featuring limited production and unique paint jobs, making them highly sought-after by collectors. Here’s a quick breakdown of key years in the Treasure Hunt series: 1995: The Beginning • The Treasure Hunt series launched with 12 models, each limited to just 10,000 units. These cars featured special packaging and rubber “Real Riders” tires, setting them apart as rare collectibles. 1996-2006: Continued Evolution • The series continued annually with 12 new Treasure Hunts each year. During this time, they became well-known for their unique designs and premium features, like Spectraflame paint. 2007: Introduction of “Regular” and “Super” Treasure Hunts • To increase accessibility, Hot Wheels introduced “Regular” and “Super” Treasure Hunts. Regular Treasure Hunts had standard mainline features with a small production run and a flame logo. Super Treasure Hunts were more exclusive, featuring premium paint, Real Riders tires, and hidden in regular mainline assortments. 2012: The Transition • Regular Treasure Hunts began featuring less premium features compared to previous years but continued to be distinguishable by a special flame circle logo on the packaging. Current Releases • Typically, around 15 Regular Treasure Hunts are released each year. They can be identified by the flame symbol on the car or packaging, indicating their collectible status. The evolution of Treasure Hunts has added layers to collecting, with both Regular and Super versions catering to different levels of rarity and exclusivity.

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