Various Store Displays, 2003-2008 or 2010?

[Slate]

I acquired most of these from an EBGames store which later became a Gamestop.

Super Mario Kart DS Display (x2) - One has a brochure holder, the other doesn't.



Mario Party 7/Super Mario Kart DS Hanger (Hangs from a ceiling)





"Someone will win an Xbox 360 every ten minutes" Mountain Dew Coroplast (Was on a parking lot lamp post) (x2)



Various...







Mario VS. Donkey Kong GBA Display:



There are more in boxes, and some haven't ever been opened. I don't know what they look like:



I'm located in Pennsylvania and would like to sell these.

- Austin

[Flashback2012]

Nice collection of displays!

Being a former GS person as well, I managed to snag a few displays over the years. I have that counter display for Kirby and the Amazing Mirror as well as one for Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon. I used to have a nice Super Mario Galaxy floor display that had a motorized mobile but it got destroyed in a move.

GLWTS!

[Slate]

Nice collection of displays!

Being a former GS person as well, I managed to snag a few displays over the years. I have that counter display for Kirby and the Amazing Mirror as well as one for Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon. I used to have a nice Super Mario Galaxy floor display that had a motorized mobile but it got destroyed in a move.

GLWTS!

Thanks. Actually, I didn't work there - I just shopped there. I don't think I ever saw one of those Mario Galaxy displays, was it like a train set?

Hopefully someone will be interested in buying the displays I have, I don't want to hold on to them forever to the point of them falling in to the ground. I've seen what happened to a bunch of cars that someone let sit in their yard for a long time; The only cars I've seen in worse shape had been at the bottom of a pond for 40-45 years.

- Austin

[Trebuken]

You could probably make quite a bit of money selling that stuff individually on ebay. I'd sell it slowly and set minimum prices. These sorts of displays seem to sell from $25 to $50 with some going for much more. The popularity of the franchise combined with the coolness of the standee/countertop display seems to be the equation.

[Slate]

You could probably make quite a bit of money selling that stuff individually on ebay. I'd sell it slowly and set minimum prices. These sorts of displays seem to sell from $25 to $50 with some going for much more. The popularity of the franchise combined with the coolness of the standee/countertop display seems to be the equation.

Thanks. I'm beginning to have other thoughts about them, at first I was thinking of selling the large ones for $10 then I upped it to $15 each. I'm thinking that in total, for all of the displays I have they're worth at least $250. Maybe $500? I don't know. I didn't have to look far for that. I don't want to overcharge though.

- Austin

[xelement5x]

That Blue Dragon one looks pretty cool. shipping will be the tough part, also disassembling those that are already put together.

[Slate]

That Blue Dragon one looks pretty cool. shipping will be the tough part, also disassembling those that are already put together.

You know what, I just got a private message from someone asking about them.

- Austin

[Slate]

I'm posting to say I sold these to a member here. He drove 2+ hours one way to get them. I do have some other ones not pictured left; All three are thin plastic that can be stuck to a piece of glass as they're sticky on the back. I think two are for "The New Super Mario Bros" and he third one is for "Warioware Twisted".

- Austin

[Tanooki]

Wow good job moving those. I'd be curious to know what those sticky Mario's you have are and what you value them at. I think my kid would probably love one or two of those on her window.

[Slate]

OK Tanooki, here are the photos:







I'd ship them insured and with delivery confirmation at $25 for all three, if you're interested; I see you're in Kentucky.

- Austin

[Tanooki]

I'm likely interested, how big are they? I can think of a couple places that could work depending on size.

[kai123]

I have the New Super Mario displays from my Gamestop days and they are pretty cool. I gave one to my sister and they loved them. I took the blocks one and stuck it to my NES.

[Slate]

Here are the sizes, a bit rounded off: Mario and Luigi: 12.5 inches wide and 11 inches high; Blocks: 12 inches wide by 8 and 1/16 high; Wario: 11 inches wide and 16 inches high.

- Austin