MVS Price Guide Updated
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Unfortunately it doesn't do me much good since I'm really just looking for the cartridge.Stellaking said:Theres a NOS IM trackball kit on the bay now, plus its respective NOS MV-1B for £125 all in... (not long left tho.)
Missing MVS IMaze cart, Jamma harness, cp overlay, marquee, sticker set & side art.
The seller is very highly recommended
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=001&item=110004625210&rd=1&sspagename
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MINT-MV-1B-mo...QQihZ001QQcategoryZ123442QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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"The prices quoted are based on a used but working (authentic SNK/Playmore) MVS cartridge with an ORIGINAL English or Japanese label, excluding unlicensed/unnofficial and prototype games, of course"
Kizuna encounter to be found with ORIGINAL english label is very hard.
No way you can get it for $20.
Also:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pulstar-MVS-S...ryZ72503QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Pulstar sold for 42GBP.
makes no sense at all you keep on listing it for $300 maximum,as already been noted.
Please lower it to $70-80 maximum.
Strikers 1945:no way you will get $170 or more for a loose cart,probably the half.
Please update the guide,it is just misleading as some prices you put there seem to refer to complete kits instead of loose carts.
Kizuna encounter to be found with ORIGINAL english label is very hard.
No way you can get it for $20.
Also:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pulstar-MVS-S...ryZ72503QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Pulstar sold for 42GBP.
makes no sense at all you keep on listing it for $300 maximum,as already been noted.
Please lower it to $70-80 maximum.
Strikers 1945:no way you will get $170 or more for a loose cart,probably the half.
Please update the guide,it is just misleading as some prices you put there seem to refer to complete kits instead of loose carts.
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Not with yaton around. He sold one to me.FTL said:
How do you decide what should be the max price? Do you know it can't sell for that much?FTL said:
You're probably looking at auctions for the bootleg. I list it as $100-160, so I don't know where you're getting 170 from.FTL said:
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Neo Alec said:
Most of the carts yaton sold were with fake labels.
Normally a kizuna with a legit label goes for more,sure thing.
NO pulstar loose cart sold for $300:now or you provide a valid sale here for that price or you change the high value on that as it is just comical that way.
I already showed you how the auction you were referring to ended for 42gbp and not for $300 or more.
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Since I bought one with a real label, as shown in the auction, I'm hesitant to change the price just yet. I'll watch it for a while. I think people overestimate the value, since the game is apparently rare as a home cart.FTL said:
I'll update the Pulstar price.
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Neoalec,I respect your efforts and your work.
Point is,a guide would be much more useful for complete kits due to their value for collectors...loose carts rarely will have appeal from a collector's point of view...as a result,many loose carts can go dirty cheap most of the times if you look on ebay.
Point is,a guide would be much more useful for complete kits due to their value for collectors...loose carts rarely will have appeal from a collector's point of view...as a result,many loose carts can go dirty cheap most of the times if you look on ebay.
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The original guide was setup for loose carts. I don't understand why people think they can buy all the games as complete kits. These games were originally owned by arcade operators, and most don't keep all of that stuff. The idea of pricing all games as complete kits is completely foreign to me, and I would be unable to do it. Most people would only be able to imagine how much they would cost. In most cases it's related to the loose cart price, plus a premium for the kit (varies depending on the rarity of a complete kit of the particular game).FTL said:
The whole reason people buy MVS carts is because of the price. Don't be surprised they're becoming so cheap, because that's the whole point.
