You're not wasting your time Jamie, I and I'm sure everyone else here is completely open to new evidence supporting that these packs are real. I would genuinely welcome it, I don't like seeing people get ripped off or lose money.
But you need to apply some logic here - with all the evidence Laurence has provided, a photo of one box of suspect packs from 1999 does not prove they are genuine. Many collectors saw Toy Toni's fake MOCs at toy shows in the 90s, that doesn't make those real. I was making (bad) replica MOCs myself in the mid 90s, fakes have been around for decades. So your photo is no silver bullet.
See my list above - show us a photo of packs with the suspect font in Woolworths stores in the 80s, or a suspect font sticker on a vehicle/mini rig, or even one from a childhood collection, that would help prove they are genuine.
But you need to apply some logic here - with all the evidence Laurence has provided, a photo of one box of suspect packs from 1999 does not prove they are genuine. Many collectors saw Toy Toni's fake MOCs at toy shows in the 90s, that doesn't make those real. I was making (bad) replica MOCs myself in the mid 90s, fakes have been around for decades. So your photo is no silver bullet.
See my list above - show us a photo of packs with the suspect font in Woolworths stores in the 80s, or a suspect font sticker on a vehicle/mini rig, or even one from a childhood collection, that would help prove they are genuine.