Man, you guys are lucky. The past three weeks it has been nothing but GameCube, PS2 and Xbox games with an occasional shitty Genesis game.
I don't know why classic games are so rare here.
Nah, you didn't overpay. Sometimes you've gotta take the deal even if it's really expensive for a garage sale. I recall one sale where I paid $100 for a PS1 and around 30 games.
Why did I do this, you may ask? Well, the PS1 had a modchip in it, and it was an SCPH-1001 (the one with the multi out and additional AV ports at the back, and is popular with audiophiles), also games like Final Fantasy VII ($75 on eBay) and Tomba ($50 on eBay) were in the lot.
I ended up flipping Final Fantasy VII on eBay and making $75, basically leaving me with $25 out-of-pocket expenses for a modded SCPH-1001 PS1 w/ 29 games.
You've just got to evaluate whether it would be worth it to purchase the lot and sell some of the games on eBay in these cases. 'Expensive' looking lots at garage sales that you can't get sellers to budge on are sometimes worth it. If you can make a decent profit on the lot, you're not overpaying.
I don't know why classic games are so rare here.
NES System Complete w/2 controllers, 17 Games
Spy Hunter
Top Gun
Shinobi
Bionic Commando
Mike Tyson's Punchout
Ice Hockey
1943
Joust
Dragon Warrior
Bases Loaded II
Major League Baseball
Super Mario 3
Super Mario Duck Hunt
Wrecking Crew
Burgertime
Excitebike
Superspike V-Ball
Cool box of Mario Fact Questions
NES Control Pad Repair Kit
$35
Definitely overpaid, but thought I saw a couple good flippers. System is in good shape, so should break even.
Nah, you didn't overpay. Sometimes you've gotta take the deal even if it's really expensive for a garage sale. I recall one sale where I paid $100 for a PS1 and around 30 games.
Why did I do this, you may ask? Well, the PS1 had a modchip in it, and it was an SCPH-1001 (the one with the multi out and additional AV ports at the back, and is popular with audiophiles), also games like Final Fantasy VII ($75 on eBay) and Tomba ($50 on eBay) were in the lot.
I ended up flipping Final Fantasy VII on eBay and making $75, basically leaving me with $25 out-of-pocket expenses for a modded SCPH-1001 PS1 w/ 29 games.
You've just got to evaluate whether it would be worth it to purchase the lot and sell some of the games on eBay in these cases. 'Expensive' looking lots at garage sales that you can't get sellers to budge on are sometimes worth it. If you can make a decent profit on the lot, you're not overpaying.