HELP!!!asap quick Whats Chavez II worth?

[mailman187666]

I would think that Chavez II would be worth more just because some people would need it for their SNES complete collection (those going for one anyway). Whether its an R6,7, or 8, it must be rare enough to make it harder to obtain for those looking for a full set.

[eskobar]

I would think that Chavez II would be worth more just because some people would need it for their SNES complete collection (those going for one anyway). Whether its an R6,7, or 8, it must be rare enough to make it harder to obtain for those looking for a full set.

It's not hard to find CHAVEZ II in Mexico, but to find a complete or sealed copy sure is tough. I was lucky to find and keep a few sealed copies and i want to list them on ebay, the only thing that stops me is that no one is interested in them ...

I do not love the game, but given the sealed condition; it's not easy to let it go for less than 30 usd, you know

The last copies of CHAVEZ II that i listed on ebay sold for :

CHAVEZ - cart only : 0.99 usd
CHAVEZ II - cart only : 3.30 usd

CHAVEZ - Factory Sealed : 69.00 usd
CHAVEZ II - Cart + Box : 22.50 usd



I have never tried to sell a sealed copy but those games have never gain too much attention, unlike SUPER COPA which i have sold 2 carts this year :

SUPER COPA July 21 : 338.33 usd
SUPER COPA September 8 : 215.18 usd



An estimate value for a sealed chavez II ?

[skaar]

I have a few factory sealed chavez II ... i found those in a store in my city : Monterrey, Mexico.

I have followed many rare SNES releases but i am not sure if SUPER COPA or CHAVEZ II were indeed exclusive for Mexico or if they had a limited release in the U.S. on Chicago, Texas or Michigan where Mexican communities are very large.

Chavez had limited release in the US where distributors would take them. Super Copa didn't IIRC.

[Tupin]

Chavez had limited release in the US where distributors would take them. Super Copa didn't IIRC.

Yeah, but it the only distributors that would take them were ones that supplied people who actually knew/cared about Julio Chavez, which was in predominately Mexican communities.

[eskobar]

If that was the case, many more copies should've reaches U.S. retail stores; Chavez was very well know all over the world ... millions of dollars were spent on PPV for his fights.

Maybe the production was very low

[Kitsune Sniper]

If that was the case, many more copies should've reaches U.S. retail stores; Chavez was very well know all over the world ... millions of dollars were spent on PPV for his fights.

Maybe the production was very low

Didn't ASC have really low print runs for all their games?

[TheDomesticInstitution]

Chavez II had to have been released to some extent in the US although the game and box are entirely in Spanish. I bought mine about a year ago from a small video Rental store called Video To Go in York, SC. It doesn't have a manual but it is in a box that's in fairly good condition. They still have several SNES and N64 games for sale CIB that appear to have been rental copies. I've purchased several R5's for the N64 for $8-$15 at this store. Of course Chavez II may have never been released at a Wal-Mart, but it must have been available to Rental stores throughout the country.

[eskobar]

Didn't ASC have really low print runs for all their games?

Sure, they did; but i do not know the exact numbers ... i don't think that 2,000 copies were the only ones produced, but i really do not know a real number of the production.

DomesticInst: Very nice find of that chavez, the box looks minty