60 or so SNES Manuals, a Few NES

[RyoGeo]

I got a big thick stack of SNES manuals from a family member today. While some I know are more desirable than others, is there a general entry level price point for SNES manuals? I mean, if I started auctions at $.99 per, would that be a reasonable place to start, or should they be $1.99?

BTW, I'll try and post a list later, as I am sure now that there is blood in the water, that people on the board may be interested as well.

There are a few NES manuals as well, like Bionic Commando, S. Mario 2 (US), and a few more.

Opinions?

[pseudonym]

$1 each is reasonable, though you could ask $2 each and still get interest as long as they're in good shape.

[Arcade Antics]

I got a big thick stack of SNES manuals from a family member today. While some I know are more desirable than others, is there a general entry level price point for SNES manuals? I mean, if I started auctions at $.99 per, would that be a reasonable place to start, or should they be $1.99?

Opinions?

I'd suggest starting all of them at 50 cents each or less. Many SNES [i]games[/] aren't even selling for $2, I can't imagine that the bulk of those manuals would manage to go for $2 each.

[RyoGeo]

ok, sounds like .99 is the way to go then. There are a few like final fantasy maps that might end up selling for more, but I suppose bidding can take care of that.

Thanks everyone for the responses!