GetTheGreg

I always sell some stuff when big waves like this hit. Anything I won't miss or won't have any trouble if I end up wanting to buy it again later. This round I've been selling a lot of my common GC games - Zelda's, Mario's, etc. If I ever feel the need, I can buy them back whenever I want. Never will there be a time when I go "yup, time to sell EVERYTHING".

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This has literally always been the option, but most people just can't be bothered and would rather eat the monetary loss instead of the time loss, I guess.

Maybe the games will look more valuable by comparison haha

He at least has consoles to bundle up all the garbage

I dont think you'll lose money on the deal, but it's a lot of work without a ton of upside.

Chipotle

Villager

Big bang theory

Ps3

Ps2

Retro PI

Snake

Cardinals

Yankees

The Grinch

Silent Hill

At least the cartridge sold for fuck all.

The thing with N64/GameCube/Wii games though when compared to other pop based collectibles, is they have a functionality inherent to themselves that non-collectors pay for. So you have two separate buyer pools competing for supply. Basically, whenever the gamer market takes over for demand on something, I sell without hesitation. I cleared my Gamecube Mario party's and TTYD, and made out like a bandit as far as I'm concerned. I missed out on selling animal Crossing for $100 because I was in COVID lockdown... Remember when Melee was a $100 game too? Good times. When the gamer demand reaches fever peaks, sell to them. These are some of the most printed games there are, prices won't sustain. When collectors are pushing a game into a "bubble", you have to be far more savvy regarding what to hold/sell, or accept that you may not be able to find the item "cheap" again if you do decide to sell. I missed the wave to sell spirits and spells for $300 and now look, eBay flooded with new supply given its new valuation. You just have to be engaged in the market daily and you'll be able to play the ebbs and flows pretty well.

Their website has a long notice regarding not processing new submissions or something along those lines? They have a backlog they are working through first.

Looking to purchase the Super Starfox Weekend scorecard. I really want to create a framed piece of the cartridge, jacket, and scorecard, and then another framed piece of the Apron, VHS, and cassette, BUT, I still need the scorecard! Anyone have a lead on one!? What's out there!?

Here's an additional photo I have from long ago showing the Radio Ad cassette and the training VHS, amongst other paraphernalia worn by someone working the event.

I've never graded anything with such damage, but I assume there's no way the box gets higher than a 4.

Curious as to your reason for wanting to grade an item in this condition?

Yea I actually fully believe what you said at this point. Literally any "name brand" title with any kind of relevance. Just be the first to sell one on Heritage and fucking whamo, make your gazillions and buy back a better one for half the price next month.