Collection looking for a new owner

[lior]

Hi everyone,

I am kind of a layman when it comes to video games, I have a collection that i want to sell.
Collection include the following.

NES, SNES, SEGA, Mega Drive & gameboy maybe more I havnt check it all yet
The collection include console, accessories and games (about few hundreds of them havnt count yet.
I am trying to compile a list and I need your help.

To make a proper list, what properties are important? (beside the name)
I have also some NES games with no name (or just a code like LG20) or japanese how can I identify it?
I might have more question, I just started.

Thanks in advance for the help

When you see a mirror, dont forget to smile
Lior

P.S.
Here are some of the NES game I have already listed down
Mickey Mouse III
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Street Fighter 2010 no photo
Buggy Popper LD17
Ghostbusters II
The Jungle Book
NBA Basketball - Tecmo
Daiva LF13
The Little Mermaid
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Darkwing Duck no photo
Bomber King
Chip 'N Dale
Tiger LH107
Kick Master
Ninja Crusaders
Mortal Arms P-H3
Conan
NES Star War Lucasfilm Games
Gun.Smoke
City Power H.Q.
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

[Nitrosport]

To make a proper list, what properties are important?

You should include the name of the game, what console it's for, cosmetical condition, and working condition.

For the cosmetical condition, pics would help. Buyers would like to know what shape the front label is in and the rear label if the game has one. Also, it's good to state if there is any writing or scuffs on the cartridges. If the game is a cd rather than a cartridge, you should disclose how many scratches it has if any, again, pics would be good.

[Damaramu]

On top of that, it's really recommended that you include your FEEDBACK as a seller.

[carlcarlson]

I personally prefer it when sellers only note the condition if it's less than "good", ie has rips, tears, marker. A long list of games with -excellent- next to them gets garbled in my eyes and makes me miss the games that actually have issues.

Also, it's nice to know if a game has it's box/manual/maps/whatever.

[PaddyTheChump]

Do you plan on selling all together, or broken up?