Hey guys, I'm just wondering how much some of my video game junk is worth, all right well there like all old school game stuff, please plug in the price that each of the items that you know is worth about-
*how much is my n64 worth with no box but works excellent?
-how much are the following games for n64 worth-
*the legend of zelda, majoras mask gold edition (recently bought from eBay with box and ins. Book)(works & looks excellent)
*the legend of zelda, orcina of time (works & looks excellent)
*pilot wings 64 (works & looks excellent)
*diddy kong racing (works & looks excellent)
*banjo-kazooie (works & looks excellent)
*world driver championship (works & looks excellent)
*golden eye 007 (works & looks excellent)
*tony hawks pro skater (works & looks excellent)
*jeremy mcgrath supercross 2000 (works & looks excellent)
*bomberman hero (works & looks excellent)
*turok 2 seeds of evil (works & looks excellent)
*blast corps (works & looks excellent)
*buck bumble (works & looks excellent)
*fighters destiny (works & looks excellent)
*top grear overdrive (works & looks excellent)

*how much is my sega genesis worth with no box but works all right?
-how much are the following games for sega genesis worth-
*sonic & knuckles (with the top flips open to put other sonic games on) (last time played it worked fine)
*sonic the hedgehog 2 (last time played it worked fine)
*sonic the hedgehog 3 (last time played it worked fine)
*6-pak (sonic the hedgehog, golden axe, streets of rage, revenge of shinobi, columns, super hang-on) (last time played it worked fine)
*mortal kombat 2 (last time played it worked fine)
*comix zone (last time played it worked fine)

I will have more stuff coming when my sis wakes up so I can find the original nintendo, and the games for it to put on here

Holy, that's a lot of stuff for one person to appraise for you! :eek: Instead of asking us to give you all the answers, have you tried going to eBay? ( http://www.ebay.com ) A lot of the things you mentioned are for auction there, and you can get an idea of how much they're worth, or at least how much people are willing to pay for them, by doing a search for each individual item. For example, there are commodore 64 computers for auction that currently range from $10 - $99, depending on condition.

You could try selling everything together as a package for a set price, to a vintage computer dealer, but you might make more money on everything if you auctioned each item individually on eBay. If you wish to sell, that is... personally I would want to hang on to a lot of that stuff! :)

Best bet is to go to EBAY and plug in each of the items separately and you can get an idea of what they are bringing.

I would agree with Ebay being the best to sell it all, but each system separately. There are always collector of older systems out there looking to buy.

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