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Punisher5555
07-18-2003, 04:05 PM
I have the mother of all Commodore 64 collections.
I have everything for the Commodore 64.
That includes every known program or game ever made for the system. I think it is over 600+ disks and cassette tapes. I am deadly serious when I mean EVERY program or game.
On the hardware side I have virtually every thing for it. That includes everything from 2-SX-64's to a copy protection beating chip installed in the 1541. How about a European PAL c64. Got it. All the actual Commodore maintenace/repair manuals. Got it.The only thing I never bought was a CMD hard drive.
I even have all the Commodore 64 magazines from that era!!!!!!
I am going to put it up Ebay for auction but I don't know what to ask for the collection. I was thinking of $500, but I don't know.
The shipping alone would cost a bundle as it fills the volumetric space of 5'x5'x5' or more.
Anyone have ideas?
Any questions you have about the collection just ask.
chadtower
07-18-2003, 04:11 PM
-_-
:sob:
Achika
07-18-2003, 04:18 PM
Sure, starting at $500 sounds good....if you have thought of a price, why ask us? You say you'll put it up for auction, set it up for $500 and let people bid. That will tell you how much it's worth.
Videogames as we know it are turning into the next Baseball card.
nesuser2
07-18-2003, 06:07 PM
if it were me.......i would start it at $1.......i know it sounds crazy......but well........just let it go.......people are scared more by the starting price than anything.......i've seen people set the starting price just under what the item actually sells for and they never sell it......people get into low starting auctions.......just my thoughts......you pay way too much to have a starting bid of $500
I have the mother of all Commodore 64 collections.
I have everything for the Commodore 64.
That includes every known program or game ever made for the system. I think it is over 600+ disks and cassette tapes. I am deadly serious when I mean EVERY program or game.
You might want to have a look here:
http://www.gamebase64.com/database.htm
nesuser2
07-18-2003, 11:19 PM
i know what i wanna say but dont know how to.........are those 14000 actual games or just ones written by other people.......i'm not big on knowledge in this area........but i would think writing the games would be relatively easy.......not for me......but ya know.....
Queen Of The Felines
07-18-2003, 11:39 PM
* Paging Mayhem, paging Mayhem *
Kristine
Mayhem
07-19-2003, 05:18 AM
Ah hah hah LOL
Considering I own over 400 cartridges, more than 1000 tape/disc originals and I've onlyl got roughly 15-20% of the total C64 output, I've still got a long way to go! O_O
No one can possibly have everything original... though the GB64 project is getting there for collecting an example of everything ever released...
Punisher5555
07-21-2003, 10:24 AM
Thanks for the input guys. I am going to get all the stuff together and put it up on Ebay.
Regarding the collection. I was 14 when I first got my c64. I am now 33. I collected everything for it. I was very heavy into "hacking/cracking" in those days. BBS's, swap meets, usergroup meetings, even at school. I lived in Germany for some years and collected more there.
Buyatari
07-21-2003, 11:10 AM
You say you have everything. Do you have any prototype hardware? I migth interested in that.
Adam
Raedon
07-21-2003, 12:58 PM
yea, sell me a golden C64 :)
Punisher5555
07-21-2003, 02:11 PM
I am trying to remember some of the oddball things I have.
I do have a lot of oddball things on cassette from the U.K. I got them when I was in Cyprus on military assignment at a British base.
I have a german c64 w/european power supply. I have one working SX-64 with another one you could put together to make a working one. All sorts of joysticks and a trackball. A RS-232 converter with a Okidata 180 Plus dotmatrix printer. A Okimate 10 color printer. I have tons of unopened print cartridges for both. All the modems from 300 to 2400 baud.
There is so much more hardware I can't think of right now.
Probably the most wanted things from the collection are the hacking/cracking tools. Ranging from software to a daughter board installed in a c540 (1541 clone) that was the pinacle of the tools for the c64.