I need to sell my gba games so I need an honest opinion on a price check for these games in picture.
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FS PC on complete in box gba games
- Thread starter 8bitforlife
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Damn man. That’s like a fair chunk of GBA essentials right there. Some of those go for good loot complete. I’d say best bet is to look at past sold prices and current auction prices on eBay and add them all up and divide them between the sum.
Console game prices change with the wind. GLWTS!
Console game prices change with the wind. GLWTS!
someone offered me 260 which I thought was low. Its 7 bucks a game basically.
Lol. That’s too low man! You’ll get way more than that. Put it up for an auction as a lot and watch it fetch a lot more. You don’t see a collection like that every day!
PlayYing
Enthusiast
Just a couple of price checks , id say at least $40 each.
Konami Krazy Racers- $39.02
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros 3 $27.95
Mega Man Zero 2 $50.32
Castlevania: Circle of the Moon $59.86
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link [Classic NES Series] $45.62
Konami Krazy Racers- $39.02
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros 3 $27.95
Mega Man Zero 2 $50.32
Castlevania: Circle of the Moon $59.86
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link [Classic NES Series] $45.62
JoeAwesome
Professional
How oddly specific. Did you take them from VGPC, or actually calculate them yourself?
Zero Mission boxed sells for about $120-150 USD.
I guess if someone wanted to make an offer on the lot.
hoagtech
Enlightened
I would hold out for $300.
I am not interested as I own most of those titles but their not sealed,so gamers who want to play them would be willing pay up that I feel.
Your better off parting out the gems and selling the leftovers in the lot.
I would use a price chart and discount past that if you want a quicker sale and happy customer.
I’d offer you $70 plus shipping for metal slug, final V, VI, and zero mission of your down to part it out.
I am not interested as I own most of those titles but their not sealed,so gamers who want to play them would be willing pay up that I feel.
Your better off parting out the gems and selling the leftovers in the lot.
I would use a price chart and discount past that if you want a quicker sale and happy customer.
I’d offer you $70 plus shipping for metal slug, final V, VI, and zero mission of your down to part it out.
hoagtech
Enlightened
Hey PlayYing. I was trying to be helpful.
I noticed someone else complained about your dislikes and I wanted to comment on it.
Those games are not worth $40 apiece and if they were, than maybe 8 bit should wait for “Top Ebay Price”, but if you do buy and sell you will notice there are different markets and buyers that exist and they don’t always fall into a “price point”.
I do not like your dislikes. They are rude
I noticed someone else complained about your dislikes and I wanted to comment on it.
Those games are not worth $40 apiece and if they were, than maybe 8 bit should wait for “Top Ebay Price”, but if you do buy and sell you will notice there are different markets and buyers that exist and they don’t always fall into a “price point”.
I do not like your dislikes. They are rude
MissionFailed
Professional
My opinion, you can do what you want:
When I want to sell stuff, I'm ready to have it out of the house. So I basically price at the average low, Or undercut the low by 50 cents to a dollar. Because I want to be the next person to make a sale and get it out the door.
If you are not like me and wan't to find a better price. you can price at the mid and wait and see if it takes a month or so to sell through. If it doesn't sell then drop your price or wait to sell and see if the market reflects your opinion later.
The high is mostly irrelevant.
If you want to lot it out, most people are not going to want to pay each games accurate market low or mid for each game. You can add up the individual market price and use that as a base line for making offers on the lot.
"This is the total price of the games if they where sold individually. Make me an offer on the lot"
shipping each game would be about 3-6oz in a box. so about $3.60-$4.20 shipping cost each.
If you want to separate ebay/paypal market cost for the price and indicate the intrinsic value:
Ebay sale price (add shipping) then (subtract) %15 off the total. Then (subtract) the shipping cost.
(X+y) - (%15) - y = intrinsic value
If you want to remove ebay cost only and keep paypal cost in then use %11 instead of %15.
Ebay price calculator
https://finalfeecalc.com/
Look at what sells at the average and compare it to availability and sell through. Decide for yourself what prices makes you the most comfortable and feel good about letting it go.
Ebay is not the end all be all for price trending. There are a lot of things i don't like about it. But that's a different story and the ebay market is a reality.
When I want to sell stuff, I'm ready to have it out of the house. So I basically price at the average low, Or undercut the low by 50 cents to a dollar. Because I want to be the next person to make a sale and get it out the door.
If you are not like me and wan't to find a better price. you can price at the mid and wait and see if it takes a month or so to sell through. If it doesn't sell then drop your price or wait to sell and see if the market reflects your opinion later.
The high is mostly irrelevant.
If you want to lot it out, most people are not going to want to pay each games accurate market low or mid for each game. You can add up the individual market price and use that as a base line for making offers on the lot.
"This is the total price of the games if they where sold individually. Make me an offer on the lot"
shipping each game would be about 3-6oz in a box. so about $3.60-$4.20 shipping cost each.
If you want to separate ebay/paypal market cost for the price and indicate the intrinsic value:
Ebay sale price (add shipping) then (subtract) %15 off the total. Then (subtract) the shipping cost.
(X+y) - (%15) - y = intrinsic value
If you want to remove ebay cost only and keep paypal cost in then use %11 instead of %15.
Ebay price calculator
https://finalfeecalc.com/
Look at what sells at the average and compare it to availability and sell through. Decide for yourself what prices makes you the most comfortable and feel good about letting it go.
Ebay is not the end all be all for price trending. There are a lot of things i don't like about it. But that's a different story and the ebay market is a reality.
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PlayYing
Enthusiast
How am I rude? You are telling 8bit to accept a $10 per game . Its not like these are lincenced filler. These are first party titles. Ok they may not be $40 each, but I provided proof from gamevaluenow.
Your offer was rude, way undervalued. Thats what i voted with my fake internet points that offend you. Youre offering less than 50% of what Mission calculated for those games. Would be better total trade in to his local gamestore for those values. Even pricecharting is higher than your offer.
hoagtech
Enlightened
I offered to pay shipping and $17.50 per title. That's %250 greater than his previous offer because that's what I value playing the titles at on my GBA and storing there boxes and manuals in my bins.
I was a little hasty to offer because I didn't see the titles I requested on the price guide you provided, and was a little shocked at the box prices on ebay, but they are not $120 for Zero Mission. It usually sells for $70-90. And in retrospect I agree my offer was too low.
had he priced them at $120, I would be in the wrong by lowballing him or policing his price. But this is a price check on a lot So i was trying to recommend a realistic value for a lot sale.
I am not forcing him into anything, and think that your dislikes are rude as members have stated in your profile.
But you have the right to use the dislike button as I have the right to express I think your being rude by overusing the dislike button.
I would say after seeing more sold listings that this is a great time to be selling boxed GBA games.
I was a little hasty to offer because I didn't see the titles I requested on the price guide you provided, and was a little shocked at the box prices on ebay, but they are not $120 for Zero Mission. It usually sells for $70-90. And in retrospect I agree my offer was too low.
had he priced them at $120, I would be in the wrong by lowballing him or policing his price. But this is a price check on a lot So i was trying to recommend a realistic value for a lot sale.
I am not forcing him into anything, and think that your dislikes are rude as members have stated in your profile.
But you have the right to use the dislike button as I have the right to express I think your being rude by overusing the dislike button.
I would say after seeing more sold listings that this is a great time to be selling boxed GBA games.
sorry I didnt mean to start a fight =(
heres more pictures
The last picture those games have no box. I cant remember if they had boxes or not.
The last picture those games have no box. I cant remember if they had boxes or not.
J
jassin000
Look at ya'll getting hot over the price of some plastic.
Zero Mission and Castlevania: AoS are the only two I would even want personally.
The GBA Everdrive holds the entire Smokemonster release pack (aka ALL the games) from a single 32GB microSD so... Meh *shrug*
Zero Mission and Castlevania: AoS are the only two I would even want personally.
The GBA Everdrive holds the entire Smokemonster release pack (aka ALL the games) from a single 32GB microSD so... Meh *shrug*
There's cardboard and paper too this time!
@8bitforlife
If you decide to part this out, I'd be interested in a few titles. Metroid Fusion, Metroid Zero Mission, and Mario Vs. DK.
If you decide to part this out, I'd be interested in a few titles. Metroid Fusion, Metroid Zero Mission, and Mario Vs. DK.
And I'd be in for Sigma Star, ha.
Especially after finding out how awesome of condition you keep cardboard boxes in after the NGPC stuff showed up!
I tried playing Sigma Star, I love the look of it and the concept of RPG meets Shmup, but the beginning was just so slow to get into the game. I should really give it a try again.