what are these SNES store display items?

[y-bot]

Hi! I'm working at an antique show this weekend and someone is selling some SNES store display items I've never seen. They're about 30" x 40", made of plexiglass and they have game box art on them. There are about 5 or 6 of them and the only one I can remember is an Ultima game. Are they worth buying for resale at $20 each? I'll only be able to check this before 8:00 am pacific time. Please help!

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[Niku-Sama]

i'd offer $75 for em all, dont act super suprised/excited and no game t shirts

[swlovinist]

I am sure someone here would be interested in them, or at least some in which you could make some money. Hell, I would pick one up and raffle it off at the CGE auction. I would pick them up if I were you.

[y-bot]

So I bought these things for $50. Anybody know what sort of display there from? They're about 24" x 30". Two of them are damaged from sticking together.

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http://www.hevanet.com/ccorner/aaaaa151.jpg

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[y-bot]

No one knows what these are from?

[scooby105]

My best guess would be Toys R Us or some sort of place like that where you brought the tag up to the counter to buy your game. There was probably some sort of holder that held all those on the wall in the store. Total guess though.

[Push Upstairs]

My best guess would be Best Buy with their displays that hang from the ceiling but some of those games are ones that I don't exactly think were really big sellers.

And the Best Buy here had all of a single Gameboy kiosk for their "video game demos" circa late 1992/early 1993.