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[Kitsune Sniper]

Looks pretty generic to me, sad to say. I doubt it's worth much. Sorry.

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[FOnewearl]

I have the same exact cleaner & solution. I don't remember ever having the packaging but I do remember buying it from Funcoland mail order back around 1997 when I was also ordering some old used games.

[Buapo]

I have that same one, and still use it to this day, actually. Works pretty well.

[ryborg]

Looks pretty generic to me, sad to say. I doubt it's worth much. Sorry.

I've actually sold generic brand, complete NES cleaners that looked unused for as much as $25 + shipping on ebay. They're not as common as you would think.

[ScottK]

I've collected 3 of the same exact cleaning kit. I also got it's SNES and Genesis cousins. Where I'm at they were very common in the early-mid 90's. Funcoland used to sell them before they moved to the pink Naki brand models. Nowadays I'd say you could get at least $15 for a good used one since NES stuff is back in demand.

[Ryaan1234]

I have a newer "Player's Edge" kit that I got years ago at a local $1 store type chain, it has a CD and Gameboy cart (shaped, for the system) cleaning thing, as well as several different sized cleaning brush things to clean NES, SNES, Genesis, and Gameboy carts as well as different shaped things (not sure of the proper terms) of different sizes used for cleaning the contacts on the systems as well. I have the contents of two kits actually stuck in one box, both were probably bought in 2002ish if I were to guess but the kits were old stock at the time, dated 1997 LOL

I have no idea of the value of the sort of kits but they are INCREDIBLY useful, I've used the brush things and cleaning solution on all my games over the years and I still have plenty of the liquid left for more.