Sealed SNES Pac-Attack & Super Tennis, Gaiman lot, etc.

[sirhansirhan]

I listed some stuff on eBay last night:

Link (http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZjohnnypissbreathQQhtZ-1QQfrppZ50QQfsopZ1QQfsooZ1QQrdZ0?)

If you're opposed to clicking on links, it is a sealed Pac-Attack on SNES, a sealed Super Tennis on SNES, a not sealed but impossibly mint and never played and complete Pocky & Rocky 2, a lot of 26 Neil Gaiman graphic novels and books and a VHS tape of him talking, and a sealed copy of Sigur Ros' Agaetis Byrjun on vinyl.

[sirhansirhan]

Bump. Added Fando & Lis on DVD, if anyone's interested.

[sirhansirhan]

Hmm... Well, I took a hit on those two sealed SNES games. When I sold most of my collection a few months back, pretty much nothing went for less than $20 (even sports games), so I figured I'd get a fair amount for Pac-Attack (which I paid $15 for) and Super Tennis (which I paid $3.75 for) (I was estimating $30 for the former and $10 for the latter). Instead, they went for $3.25 and $1.75. Poop. Also, in my item description I said Priority shipping is $5 for the sealed games, but that I'd ship by different methods so long as it was paid for accordingly. The guy who bought Pac-Attack told me he'd prefer I sent it first class in a bubble envelope, and he didn't care if it got crushed. I guess not everyone is a collector.

Also, I won a factory sealed Magic Knight Rayearth today for $45 shipped on eBay, which wasn't really even listed wrong or anything (the seller didn't have "Saturn" or "Working Designs" in the title, but that was really the only problem). I guess no one cares about sealed games today. At least I saw both ends of it, instead of just the bad side.