Worth the asking price?

[johhnnyD14]

https://newyork.craigslist.org/que/vgm/5407943580.html

Is the lot worth the price? Or is it too much?

 

[BanishingFlatsAC]

https://newyork.craigslist.org/que/vgm/5407943580.html

Is the lot worth the price? Or is it too much?

Hell no. That isn't even worth half of that...especially in that shitty condition.

 

[madman]

Over $100/ea for those games? No.

 

[Karou]

when I was new I remember there being 2-3 commons lots being able to be found at any time maybe not with quite as many games but for like 4-500$ instead?

anyone else remember something like that...sure it belongs in the back in the day thread..? my memory for aes since itt wasn't what I was trying to find might be wrong?

 

[johhnnyD14]

Thank you friends.

 

[wyo]

Hell no. That isn't even worth half of that...especially in that shitty condition.

Sadly, these days $750 would be considered reasonable IMO but $1500 is definitely LOL money.

 

[GohanX]

I bet he paid less than $300 total for everything, most of those carts were in the NOS cases they were selling on ebay for $200 a few years back.

 

[oliverclaude]

A lot should always offer a lower price per game than a stand alone vendition. The seller benefits from the all in one chunk sale swiftness & the buyer, although paying more at once, profits from the discount on each game. So what gives -- wag the dog, I gather?