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Lot B is my favorite Pappy behind the 20. Nothing beats William Larue Weller for me though.

Damn, be right there!

Meats more tender when fresh

The Turkey is still moving in my stomach!

I’m also unable to sign in.

Up for offer is one of the earliest repros, the Johnnyphantom 2010 NintendoAge Celebration edition of Splatterhouse Wanpaku Graffiti, numbered 14/20. Original owner.

For me I would consider selling if it would change my life significantly and I was looking for that change. That would take me selling my entire collection, should I decide to buy a cabin, or another few houses to start renting them out. Otherwise I still enjoy trying to fill out the sets I’ve sought after, although I’m getting close to the end on them. I would likely try to sell all in one large lot, which has proven to be very hard outside of Twizzer, so I’d have to do some pretty good marketing to get it out there. These new comic money collectors have the funds, just not sure they would be interested in CIB, even though it would be full system collections for the most part.

Looking at the chip flavors is a favorite past time of mine when traveling in Asia. There are some pretty crazy flavors to be found!

Heritage isn’t eBay, the sale and all the other ones were legit.

Just worked for me, took a hair longer than normal to log in though.

I don’t disagree with you, but it is definitely a mix of old and new collectors, with a big piece of the new collectors coming from other hobbies like comics. So far they’ve shown little interest in anything other than A1 sealed titles, although I’ve noticed some branching out to “rarer” titles (think Zombie Nation, etc...), that haven’t seen the huge gains the big names have yet. I’m curious if they will start trickling down into graded CIB’s when the sealed stuff starts drying out, as so far most of the moves there I’ve seen are from old school collectors.

You mean the one that has Mario on the cover and is widely looked at as the most popular game in retro gaming history? Yes. I definitely think the matte sticker sealed SMB will be the grail to have long term.

I don’t agree with you. These people connect with characters, there is no character associated with NWC. These investors know Mario, Zelda, Tyson, just like they know Superman, Spider-Man, and Batman.

I don’t, but I’m pumped for G4 to come back and just saw the promo for their first special which includes Kevin, Olivia, Morgan and Adam!

I audited my complete NES and SNES collections over the last year because I finally added all of the extras outside of game specific posters and reg cards. I added all of the warning sheets, Nintendo Power ads, etc that I had been keeping loose in a couple big boxes, trying for the correct version based on a couple lists I found and years of release. It was actually a lot of fun, I set up a table in my game room, threw on a record and poured a nice beer. Took quite awhile to do.

I used to use NA, but migrated it to my own spreadsheet on Google Sheets. I update it as soon as I get something else in the collection and also update my collection tool on GameValueNow.

Thanks for responding, but I just acquired both of them the last couple of days.

They weren’t like $5 each or anything, but I negotiated down to about 60% of retail, not even taking the excellent condition into consideration so it’s likely even lower. Also the free box that’s probably $100 helps too!

My quarantine was up yesterday, so I went out and hit up 2 local shops today. Found a ton of really nice N64 CIB’s (and 2 boxes) that I needed only the boxes for, nearly all of them fully complete with all extras like posters and reg cards, and over half are mint. Negotiated a really good price for everything, the one place even threw in a free Snowboard Kids box

That he should send all his VGA stuff to Wata to reslab and send to Heritage

Yes, Nintendoage is locked up forever.

I’m the same way, as I have to do business in some of those countries as well.