Super Nintendo original and mini, and super scope

[erehwon]

I've got a couple snes systems I picked up from garage sales. I cleaned them up and got working. There is:

1 snes regular - cables, 1 controler, urban strike game
1 snes mini - cables, 1 controler
1 super scope - game, gun, missing battery cover and receiver


I'm thinking of selling of the systems on craigslist. I'm just wondering how much I could get? I'm also wondering which system I should bundle the super scope with. I tested the super scope with my receiver and it works fine.

[Cornelius]

30-40 each. No SMW (or other decent games) really hurts your sale. Super Scope adds about 10 bucks if you can find a collector that wants everything, but that doesn't seem too likely.

Honestly, I'd say 90% of the SNESs I've sold were to people that mostly just wanted to play SMW.

[mobiusclimber]

Or, oddly enough, SM All Stars.

I don't think you'll get much for the Super Scope since there's no receiver and, thus, no way to use it.

[Porksta]

I have sold a mini on CL for $30, never sold an original.
I sold a complete and boxed Super Scope w/ gun on CL for $15 or $20, I can't remember.

[erehwon]

Yea, I know that I don't have much in the way of games for them and that hurts the value. I did find these systems for very cheap. I got the regular snes with super scope for $1.50 since it was very dirty and I didn't know if it had everything. The mini was $5 and the only game it came with was tetrisphere for the N64. Since I was looking at selling these locally, I was going to tell the buyer to check McVans for the super scope receiver. Their prices aren't too bad on accessories.