RickHarrisMaine
04-26-2007, 12:55 PM
Hi there,
I'm giving some thought to having a large sale which may help ease the financial burden of putting a new transmission in my car
The following represents almost my entire collection, and I don't necessarily want to sell it all if I can help it, but I would like to know what you all thought would be the quickest way to get $1000 or so. Like I said, it pains me to sell some of this, but you have to do what you have to do I guess. Any ideas what this kind of lot might go for if I sold it all though? I suppose I can always rebuild a collection......I think the only thing I'm keeping off the list is the 7800 with some 7800 and 2600 games that I like. Otherwise, this is basically everything I have....
Atari 2600a 4 switch
100 or so commons
w/2 joysticks, paddles, power supply
Atari 2600 Vader
50 or so commons
2 joysticks and paddles, power supply
Milton Bradley Flight Commander w/Spitfire Attack,
Also with instructions
Atari 5200, 2 Competition Pro sticks
25 commons
Atari 5200 Space Dungeon complete in Box, with coupler
Atari 5200 Star Trek Complete in Box
Atari 5200 Gyruss Complete in Box
Colecovision with Steering Wheel controller, Atari expansion, and
2 Super Action controllers, 25 games, and power supply.
Intellivision with 25 boxed commons, plus boxed Super Chip Shot Golf, and
Canvas cover for system, and boxed Intellivoice unit.
Nintendo NES with 2 controllers, gray zapper, power pad, and
6 loose commons
Sega Master System with documentation, zapper, 2 controllers, power supply,
25 boxed games, some rare ones and some European games
Sega Genesis with 25 boxed games, including 32X and all applicable cables and power supply
Nintendo Virtual Boy with controller, stand, 2 boxed games and 7 loose ones
Atari Lynx II, boxed, with Nylon case, and 15 loose games
Nintendo Gamecube with 1 regular, 1 Wavebird controller, component video cables, and about 20 games, including RE4, and Eternal Darkness, etc. Also with Action Replay cheat codes disc.
Modded Sony Playstation with power supply, AV cables, and 2 dual shock controllers.
Sega Dreamcast with 15 complete games, plus loose Dreamcast magazine discs and other loose games, 2 controllers, memory units and vibration packs, a/v and power cables.
I have an Odyssey 2 with a bunch of boxed games, but I didn't figure anyone wanted it though!
Just sort of wondering what kind of interest these things might generate....
I'm giving some thought to having a large sale which may help ease the financial burden of putting a new transmission in my car
The following represents almost my entire collection, and I don't necessarily want to sell it all if I can help it, but I would like to know what you all thought would be the quickest way to get $1000 or so. Like I said, it pains me to sell some of this, but you have to do what you have to do I guess. Any ideas what this kind of lot might go for if I sold it all though? I suppose I can always rebuild a collection......I think the only thing I'm keeping off the list is the 7800 with some 7800 and 2600 games that I like. Otherwise, this is basically everything I have....
Atari 2600a 4 switch
100 or so commons
w/2 joysticks, paddles, power supply
Atari 2600 Vader
50 or so commons
2 joysticks and paddles, power supply
Milton Bradley Flight Commander w/Spitfire Attack,
Also with instructions
Atari 5200, 2 Competition Pro sticks
25 commons
Atari 5200 Space Dungeon complete in Box, with coupler
Atari 5200 Star Trek Complete in Box
Atari 5200 Gyruss Complete in Box
Colecovision with Steering Wheel controller, Atari expansion, and
2 Super Action controllers, 25 games, and power supply.
Intellivision with 25 boxed commons, plus boxed Super Chip Shot Golf, and
Canvas cover for system, and boxed Intellivoice unit.
Nintendo NES with 2 controllers, gray zapper, power pad, and
6 loose commons
Sega Master System with documentation, zapper, 2 controllers, power supply,
25 boxed games, some rare ones and some European games
Sega Genesis with 25 boxed games, including 32X and all applicable cables and power supply
Nintendo Virtual Boy with controller, stand, 2 boxed games and 7 loose ones
Atari Lynx II, boxed, with Nylon case, and 15 loose games
Nintendo Gamecube with 1 regular, 1 Wavebird controller, component video cables, and about 20 games, including RE4, and Eternal Darkness, etc. Also with Action Replay cheat codes disc.
Modded Sony Playstation with power supply, AV cables, and 2 dual shock controllers.
Sega Dreamcast with 15 complete games, plus loose Dreamcast magazine discs and other loose games, 2 controllers, memory units and vibration packs, a/v and power cables.
I have an Odyssey 2 with a bunch of boxed games, but I didn't figure anyone wanted it though!
Just sort of wondering what kind of interest these things might generate....