Jan van Haasteren 80962
The number 80962 of the Jan van Haasteren puzzle is a 3 in 1 puzzle. This box contains the puzzles: The car paint shop, Camp Chaos en Ice hockey.
The box of number 80962
This edition was published especially for Intertoys, which is why it is fully called 'Jumbo Intertoys 80962'. Year of issue is 2007. All 3 of these puzzles are drawn by Jan van Haasteren.
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I have written an extensive review about every puzzle I have made. On these pages you can see how I have put these puzzles together and I have also added explanations and videos. The car paint shop, Camp Chaos en Ice hockey.
Rare edition!
This puzzle is also a rare variant appeared and that is the next one:
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| Name Puzzle | 3 x 1000 Ice Hockey | Car Paint Shop | Camping Chaos (Intertoys Edition) - Limited Edition |
| Price | € ? - € ? |
| Number of Pieces | 3x1000 Pieces |
| Number | 80962 |
| Year of Issue | 2007 |
| Issue by | Intertoys |
| draftsman | Jan van Haasteren |
| Description | This puzzle was found in January 2026—and it's a real collector's item. Someone sent me this item. While it might seem unsurprising to the average puzzler, a collector will definitely want it. It's truly special and unique, as the box says "Limited Edition." This must be a one-of-a-kind piece because no one has ever seen it before. But how many of this version were printed? And why is it a "Limited Edition"? This 3-in-1 version is readily available on Marktplaats without the "Limited Edition" imprint. EN - there's nothing different about it (all the puzzles are exactly the same and simply released by Intertoys (Jumbo), the only difference being that the box says "Limited Edition." Who will tell the story behind this very special variant? I don't have a price for it because I've never seen it before. Update as of January 18, 2026 - the person who sent me this "item" told me later that it turned out to be a sticker that had been stuck on. But then very neatly and in the same colors as the box. It's also known that this puzzle attracted much more bids in an auction on a platform. A classic case of "making some extra money"? Looking at this case as a whole, I think these weren't rare puzzles but a classic case of "making some extra money." |
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