Rickstilwell1's Main What's It Worth Thread

[Rickstilwell1]

I have a lot of stuff I plan to sell so I'll post pics here along with descriptions of each. Here we go:





Sealed Copy of Guerilla War floppy disk for Commodore 64


Sealed Copy of LA Swat / Panther floppy disk for Commodore 64


Sega Master System Games CB/CIB:

Great Baseball CIB
Great Football CIB
Aztec Adventure CB
After Burner CB
Maze Hunter 3-D CB




Coleco Vision games:

Memory Manor w/ instructions
Linking Logic w/ instructions
War Games w/ instructions & 2 controller overlays
War Room w/ 1 controller overlay
Ken Uston Blackjack / Poker
Looping
Rocky Super Action Boxing
Turbo



Atari 7800 CIB:

Fight Night
Touchdown Football w/ poster & warranty card



Pictures maxed. Scroll down for more stuff.

[Gameguy]

For the loose Genesis games, around $30-$40 as a lot.

[mobiusclimber]

For the Genesis stuff, not going to count them all, but $1~2 apiece.

[Arcade Antics]

Genesis

Lot 1: $15-$20

Lot 2: $5-$9. Loose Genesis carts are the bottom of the barrel for the 16-bit era. Dime a dozen sports titles are doorstops. Micro Machines is a decent find, but a lot of Genesis collectors don't bother with anything that isn't at least boxed.

[Rickstilwell1]

More stuff added since last time

Atari 5200 loose:

Countermeasure w/ 2 controller overlays
Qix



Game Boy loose:

Mercenary Force
Baseball
Madden 96
Battle Bull
WWF War Zone
Sports Illustrated Golf Classic
Tecmo Bowl
Ultra Golf
College Slam
InfoGenius Personal Organizer
NHL 96
Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball
Blades of Steel
NBA Live 96
Bo Jackson Two Games In One (Football/Baseball)
Boggle Plus
Tour De Thrash
Tennis
Top Rank Tennis
Star Trek Generations: Beyond the Nexus
WWF Super Stars
Jack Nicklaus Golf
Qix



Game Boy Color loose:

dual mode:

720 Degrees
WWF Wrestlemania 2000
Las Vegas Cool Hand
Bass Masters Classic
NHL 2000

color only:

Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball
NFL Blitz 2001
Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder
Trick Boarder
Cyber Tiger
MTV Sports Skateboarding Featuring Andy MacDonald
Dexter's Laboratory: Robot Rampage
Cubix Robots for Everyone: Race'n Robots
Billy Bob's Huntin'-n-Fishin'
Portal Runner
NHL Blades of Steel 2000
Nsync: Get to the Show
WWF Attitude
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
VIP
Road Champs BXS Stunt Biking
Carmageddon



For now I'll leave it at this.

[garagesaleking!!]

Alright come on now, do we really need to price every game you own, it probably took more work for you to post pics and a list than to look it up yourself.

[weirdguy]

Just put every lot on ebay at 1cent and see how it goes.

[garagesaleking!!]

Just put every lot on ebay at 1cent and see how it goes.

yes

[Rickstilwell1]

I plan on just keeping this thread up and bumping it for a new answer each time. When I get a price on something I'll transplant the thing to a buying/selling thread. Looks like Genesis goes first!

And no the guide here doesn't say anything about CIB copies on most games. especially not the sealed Commodore 64 games. Or how much you are supposed to degrade for cosmetic flaws such as that of my Commodore VIC-20.

[Arcade Antics]

And no the guide here doesn't say anything about CIB copies on most games. especially not the sealed Commodore 64 games. Or how much you are supposed to degrade for cosmetic flaws such as that of my Commodore VIC-20.

VIC-20 - missing keys are beyond cosmetic flaws. The problem with trying to sell it is new VIC gamers would want the keys and won't be able to get them elsewhere. Buyers who have a VIC would be interested in it as a parts machine or backup, but it's worth almost nothing to them, moreso if they'd have pay for shipping. In that condition it's worth whatever a VIC power supply is worth.

C64 disk games aren't usually worth much, sealed or not, but you might have success listing them individually to an international audience on eBay.

[Wookie]

Even a VIC in good condition will only fetch $5-$10 on ebay, they're almost literally not worth the cost of shipping. You might have better luck selling it locally on craigslist.

I tried selling a CIB copy of LA Swat/Panther awhile back and got no takers at 99 cents.

[Rickstilwell1]

ok the next thing I'm curious about are the Intellivision games. I put that one up on ebay a long time ago but nobody made any offers. What's a price that won't scare people away from it?

[Ryaan1234]

What's a price that won't scare people away from it?

I think $10,000 sounds fair. (/end ryborg talk)

[Rickstilwell1]

I think $10,000 sounds fair. (/end ryborg talk)

Don't be smart. I'm serious.

[Ryaan1234]

Don't be smart. I'm serious.

If you were really serious you'd go to eBay and figure out the value of these things yourself instead of asking us to do the work for you. I understand when someone has some off beat gaming related item or something that has a hard-to-determine value and they need to get an idea, but the things you're posting could be easily thrown up on eBay with $9.99 starting bids and they'd end up at acceptible prices.

[Atarileaf]

OP, try this site, its pretty good for giving you a general idea of what games are selling for:

http://www.videogamepricecharts.com/

[Arcade Antics]

ok the next thing I'm curious about are the Intellivision games. I put that one up on ebay a long time ago but nobody made any offers. What's a price that won't scare people away from it?

It's the price of shipping them that will scare people off. Any starting price above $9 for that lot probably won't see much action.

[Rickstilwell1]

OP, try this site, its pretty good for giving you a general idea of what games are selling for:

http://www.videogamepricecharts.com/

Hey Atarileaf thanks for the site, it looks like it will really come in handy. It looks like it's based off actual ebay data rather than just setting still like the DP price guide. I'll save this link and quit bugging people.