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[jacques1400]

The Disney re-issues in 4K, Cars, Nemo, Dory, etc...

[jacques1400]

Black Panther is still available online for purchase, to my understanding you should be able to have it shipped to the store in Detroit and simply pick-it up.
Terminator is a retail wide release, it's obviously not something hoarders would start emptying the shelves for.
Finally, the reason the customs agent asked you if it was for yourself or to sell them was probably a catch:

Personal gives you an exemption of up to $200 after 24Hrs., yes, maybe you were not there for 24Hrs but it's not worth the paperwork for low value items.

If you would have said "to sell", that makes it a commercial shipment, and that's a totally different ball game. Commercial shipments need to go through a "Commercial Border" and they only process paperwork during business hours. That's the last place you want to end up, so might as well leave the SteelBooks at the border and take a loss.

Been through it for work, and even though I had all the necessary paperwork for the items, got denied entry at "Thousand Islands" because they were not a commercial point of entry, had to drive on the NY side to "Lacolle", leave the shipment there to be processed since it was after hours, and pick it up the next day once processed. Not a lot of fun.

[jacques1400]

These threads were meant to help out the legacy Best Buy forum users once they shut it down. Obviously Best Buy simply cares about selling Phones and Appliances now.
One of the reasons I don't even list them on retail wide releases any longer.

I'll start an "International" thread, that way it can be used for us unlucky Canadians who don't have much left in Collectable Packaging.