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Hey!!! great reply, thank you, help me a lot. Specially about zenmarket.jp not for only video games, I collect other stuff from japan and I was looking a service like that, I need a service that acts like forward to me, due many japanese sellers don't ship to USA, I'll go to learn how https://zenmarket.jp/ works. Thank You!

I'm looking for some specific japanese releases, mostly (Gameboy, Famicom, Super Famicom) but is hard to deal with ebay japanese sellers. I know there's a lot japan sellers on ebay but most all use the same old stock photos for his listings, that mean what do you see is not what do you get, they seems don't care or understand about the condition. Any US online store or dealer or some contact that sells Japanese (Gameboy, Famicom, Super Famicom)? Thanks.

Grading open games is really stupid idea, I prefer enjoy the contents of the game, read the manuals, care the inserts. Buy acrylic cases o even standard protectors from retroprotection.com and enjoy the contents of the game.

That sounds amazing!!!

Sounds good, levels of CIBs would be proper and more accurate.

thanks for all responses, I start to like this forum I used to use NintendoAGE.

CIB means COMPLETE IN BOX, right? So! why WATA calls a CIB for just the Box, Booklet and Game? that is not a real complete in box game, a real complete game should be include EVERYTHING that originally comes with the game, by example: the nintendo promo inserts, registration cards and yes! even the PLASTIC BAG. Also the inserts can be different from the same release, by example Super Mario 3 NES, I have multiple CIB copies with different nintendo promo inserts, I bet WATA don't know which insert is part of each release due the same exact release from the same year and run can have different inserts. IMO that's the first problem of grade NON sealed games and WATA shouldn't call a CIB a game for just the Box, Booklet and Game.