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The Toy Story 5 4K SteelBook restocked at Amazon for $45 after selling out within hours this morning
This SteelBook is the only confirmed 4K UHD release of the movie
Similar limited edition SteelBooks consistently flip for ~$120
Toy Story 5 doesn’t hit digital until next week, and the physical release is still a month out, but its SteelBook already had a moment. Amazon’s exclusive listing went live this morning, disappeared almost immediately, and came back online a few hours later. That kind of turnover on a preorder is a decent early signal, especially for a format that’s shaping up to be the only way to own this movie in 4K.
Toy Story 5 arrives on digital platforms August 18, with the 4K UHD SteelBook, standard Blu-ray, and DVD following on September 22. The art features the classic crew of Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and Bullseye alongside new tech characters Lilypad and Smarty Pants. It’s an Amazon Exclusive, and it’s back in stock now at $45.
Given that it already sold out once before release day, don’t expect this restock to sit around long. Toy Story 5 doesn’t currently have a separate standard 4K release confirmed, just the SteelBook. That gives it a dual audience of Pixar collectors who want it for the shelf and cinephiles that hunt out the highest quality versions of films for their collection.
A handful of early eBay sales are already landing around $60, but that’s thin data this early with the movie not even out yet. Once Amazon’s allocation runs dry for good closer to street date, prices on scarce SteelBooks like this tend to climb past early asks.
For a real comp, look at the Project Hail Mary 4K SteelBooks. They’ve cycled in and out of stock for weeks and consistently resell for around $120 with real volume behind it, not one or two lucky sales. If Toy Story 5 follows a similar pattern, $100 or more per copy isn’t a stretch.
At $45, a sale at $100 or so nets just under $50 in profit for every sale you close. Unlike most limited edition releases we cover, this one doesn’t come with a quantity limit. You can load up on new SteelBooks after each restock and flip them in bulk. $50 might not be a ton of profit by itself, but it can quickly add up if you’re selling multiple SteelBooks a day.
This is a low effort, low risk flip with real potential upside. Because these are preorders, you can cancel your order before it ships for a full refund, and you’re covered under Amazon’s 30 day return policy even after they ship.
We expect to see Toy Story 5 4K UHD SteelBooks periodically sell out and restock over the next few weeks as we approach the September 22 release date. Past then, prices on eBay will likely rise as the limited edition stock sells out. This is the perfect time to jump on the opportunity.
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