intrest check, video game lot

snes games(all cart only, no system in bundle)
mario rpg(tear in label)
chrono trigger
earthbound
final fantasy 3
super metroid
megaman 7 (rental sticker on cart label )
breath of fire
breath of fire 2
legend of zelda
zombies ate my neighbors
earthworm jim
castlevania 4

n64 games (cart only no system in bundle)
paper mario
legend of zelda
legend of zelda majoras mask
castlevania legacy of darkness
castlevania
bomberman
starfox
mario
kirby 64
donkey kong
sin and punishment(JAP)
quest 6
007 golden eye
megaman 64
banjo kazooie
conkers bad fur day (label in bad shape)

neo geo(system in bundle all complete unless noted)
baseball stars
blues journey
fatal fury 2
king of fighters 94 (jap)
magician lord
samurai showdown(JAP,NO MANUAL)
samurai showdown 2(JAP)
nam 1975
memory card

us system in the 12,XXX range(box in bad shape,no paperwork)

Jaguar system (system and hookups(controller, rf adapter ac adapter) system in bundle)
theme park game

PSX GAMES(no system in bundle games complete unless noted)
dino crisis 2
brave fencer musashi
lunar complete
lunar 2 (case inserts and 3 game disks)
tales of destiny (disk only)

i am just wanting to know if there would be anyone intrested in this sold all as a lot(i will not seperate this) and what you all would charge for this lot because ill put it on teh bay

just getting tired of the old school stuff and plan on moving back to a 360

It depends on if the games are complete (especially with Chrono Trigger and Earthbound). I would also recommend if you're selling it on teh bay, split each lot for every system. Sell each system's gear separate. I've seen a lot of people recently try to sell all in one shot just to see them repost.

The neo collection that you have should sell in one shot. I wouldn't sell it if you don't have another AES or a consolized MVS. I'd get rid of my 360 before I get rid of my Neo Geo collection.

**Edit** didn't see the all cart only.

OMF2097 said:

It depends on if the games are complete (especially with Chrono Trigger and Earthbound). I would also recommend if you're selling it on teh bay, split each lot for every system. Sell each system's gear separate. I've seen a lot of people recently try to sell all in one shot just to see them repost.

The neo collection that you have should sell in one shot. I wouldn't sell it if you don't have another AES or a consolized MVS. I'd get rid of my 360 before I get rid of my Neo Geo collection.

**Edit** didn't see the all cart only.

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i dont play the neo anymore and ive got a mvs in my cab so it wont hurt me any


how much is it to post an auction on ebay?

1) If you're selling as a lot, consider at least breaking it up by system.

2) Games in a lot sell for much less than games individually, so value the games individually and subtract some arbitrary amount that you feel is fair. The only times I've seen games in a lot sell for more is when it's a complete collection for a given system.

3) If you break up the lots, you might get stuck with a few common games (very few in your case, you have some nice stuff), but you'll make a lot more money.

I would say $200-300 for the SNES lot, around $250-300 for the Neo Geo bundle, not sure about the other ones

Lochlan said:

1) If you're selling as a lot, consider at least breaking it up by system.

2) Games in a lot sell for much less than games individually, so value the games individually and subtract some arbitrary amount that you feel is fair. The only times I've seen games in a lot sell for more is when it's a complete collection for a given system.

3) If you break up the lots, you might get stuck with a few common games (very few in your case, you have some nice stuff), but you'll make a lot more money.

I would say $200-300 for the SNES lot, around $250-300 for the Neo Geo bundle, not sure about the other ones

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0_o theres a us neo on ebay that just comes with an extra controller and its at 300 right now....a memory card and games im sure would sell for more

mblvshj said:

0_o theres a us neo on ebay that just comes with an extra controller and its at 300 right now....a memory card and games im sure would sell for more

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I would buy a complete system with box in decent shape for around $250.00. Depending on how I would feel that may or maynot be with shipping. The games that you are very common so figure $30 a piece (also depending on their condition).

The SNES lot I would sell for $250.00 before shipping. If you can find the boxes for Chrono Trigger and Earthbound in great shape that price goes up.

mblvshj said:

0_o theres a us neo on ebay that just comes with an extra controller and its at 300 right now....a memory card and games im sure would sell for more

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I just saw that on ebay. It's at $320 or so with $20 shipping. lol @ eRape.

Those ebayers seem to have more money than sense.

You're right, $250 is maybe a bit low (I totally missed that it had a memory card, by the way -- but how old is the battery in it?), it's probably closer to $300 but I really doubt it could sell for much more than that.

How many and what kind of controllers does your console come in? Condition has a huge, huge impact on the value.

OMF2097 said:

I would buy a complete system with box in decent shape for around $250.00. Depending on how I would feel that may or maynot be with shipping. The games that you are very common so figure $30 a piece (also depending on their condition).

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This is not complete -- it has a battered box and no paper work. I would hardly call that a "complete" system, so it's not going to sell for much more than a loose one. A loose console with one controller is worth $150, maybe more if it's really nice.

And $30 each for all the games? Maybe a couple, if they're in good shape. IMHO most of these are $20 games or less (the JP SS games). Maybe NAM is worth a little more if it's unmarked (he didn't mention so I'm assuming it's marked)

And don't forget we don't know the condition of these games. "Complete" could mean anything between mint and gamer's condition. I'm going to venture a guess that these are not mint, but I could be wrong.

IDK maybe I've been out of the loop for too long, I haven't bought home carts for awhile, but I sure wouldn't pay more than maybe $300 for that AES package.

Lochlan said:

I just saw that on ebay. It's at $320 or so with $20 shipping. lol @ eRape.

Those ebayers seem to have more money than sense.

You're right, $250 is maybe a bit low (I totally missed that it had a memory card, by the way -- but how old is the battery in it?), it's probably closer to $300 but I really doubt it could sell for much more than that.

How many and what kind of controllers does your console come in? Condition has a huge, huge impact on the value.




This is not complete -- it has a battered box and no paper work. I would hardly call that a "complete" system, so it's not going to sell for much more than a loose one. A loose console with one controller is worth $150, maybe more if it's really nice.

And $30 each for all the games? Maybe a couple, if they're in good shape. IMHO most of these are $20 games or less (the JP SS games). Maybe NAM is worth a little more if it's unmarked (he didn't mention so I'm assuming it's marked)

And don't forget we don't know the condition of these games. "Complete" could mean anything between mint and gamer's condition. I'm going to venture a guess that these are not mint, but I could be wrong.

IDK maybe I've been out of the loop for too long, I haven't bought home carts for awhile, but I sure wouldn't pay more than maybe $300 for that AES package.

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thanks youve been a big help....since that ones going for 300...i set the reserve for 300 and bin for 475.....if someone doesnt buy it...ill just keep it....im not even expecting to get the bin(but its worth a shot lol)

im just gonna sell the jag, n64 games and psx games on here or amazon.....idk what that lot would even be in the ball park of....the n64 games arnt in the greatest shape

Lochlan said:

This is not complete -- it has a battered box and no paper work. I would hardly call that a "complete" system, so it's not going to sell for much more than a loose one. A loose console with one controller is worth $150, maybe more if it's really nice.

And $30 each for all the games? Maybe a couple, if they're in good shape. IMHO most of these are $20 games or less (the JP SS games). Maybe NAM is worth a little more if it's unmarked (he didn't mention so I'm assuming it's marked)

And don't forget we don't know the condition of these games. "Complete" could mean anything between mint and gamer's condition. I'm going to venture a guess that these are not mint, but I could be wrong.

IDK maybe I've been out of the loop for too long, I haven't bought home carts for awhile, but I sure wouldn't pay more than maybe $300 for that AES package.

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When I stated "I would buy a complete system with box in decent shape for around $250.00. " it's what I would pay for a complete system. Think of it as a max price and work the numbers down with the battered box and missing paperwork. As for the games you are correct as I stated before. The condition of the games aren't stated. Perhaps I should've stated "No more than $30.00".

I've seen people getting raped on ebay over the AES. The condition isn't what's stated and the shipping puts the price way over the worth.