i saw a gamecube for $30 at a savers haha, smh at that price and someone bought it when i went back later that day 0_oActually saw a Nintendo system today at Goodwill........a dirty system only Gamecube for $15.
wow some good games. did enjoy the dark cloud gamesIMG_4632.JPG
Not from a thrift, but a library book sale. These were $2 each. Top row is missing the manuals, bottom row is complete.
Someday I'm off, I'm gonna spend a day of checking all the pawn, thrift, and flea areas, as these threads are pretty inspiring, but I'm also afraid of what I won't find.
More than half the time, you won't find anything, especially at first, the more you go out in your area, the more you learn where to look for the good stuff, I've learned my area very well, so I'm usually able to find at least something every time.
So a couple quick questions for you more seasoned and frequent thrifters:
Do you find a lot of good stuff but walk away due to bad or unfavorable pricing?
Around here, no, none of the thrifts here use ebay as a price guide, so 90% of games go for a 2-5$ flat rate.
Is your main goal and priority to build a collection, flip games to used game specialty stores and build credit (and also collection), or hope to find stuff to resale for cash profit?
A little of everything to keep it interesting.
Really I ask because I wouldn't mind paying a little more for RPGs and/or some anime BDs, maybe even some CDs or manga if it exists, but I have a feeling even after lurking these threads for awhile the best I might do is find some old-yet-common trashed retro carts and maybe some History Channel DVDs.
Like I said, that's true most of the time.
I am also curious if there's a best day/time to go. I'm also a little nervous of running into other local video game resellers or stepping unwelcomingly into someone else's hobby territory without being primed with the proper etiquette or, worst of all, paying too much and earning a day-one promotion from patron to sucker.
Completely depends on your area, each store around here is completely random, so it's basically luck. Don't be afraid to look stuff up when you really don't know.
Even without a handbook I think it'd be worth a couple entries and return visits. I'm just worried that, unlike a retail store, first impressions on the clerks and workers at these types of stores could be just as critical as the first impressions their wares have on me.
A friendly greeting and a happy demeanor is all you need to get good customer service.
That looks like my Crack the Skye album which I had to order from their website because it said something about being a special edition. The real cover to Leviathan has a whale on it. My limited cd also came with a couple stickers and inside the case that has a similar design to that Leviathan case was a separate "instrumental only" CD. I can only assume that it's somehow related.Mastodon - Leviathan
I'm not sure if its something special or not, that design is a slipcover, the CD inside looks pretty normal, it has a nice color booklet with all the lyrics and its a 2 disc, but I think the discs have different songs on them.That looks like my Crack the Skye album which I had to order from their website because it said something about being a special edition. The real cover to Leviathan has a whale on it. My limited cd also came with a couple stickers and inside the case that has a similar design to that Leviathan case was a separate "instrumental only" CD. I can only assume that it's somehow related.
i saw this at salvation army (brand new/sealed) a week ago but they wanted like $10 for it. I also saw a sealed copy of starcraft for MAC for $10.I got a brand new and factory sealed Doom 2 (big box version) for the pc at GW yesterday for $5. The box has no damage at all. The GW is the one I hate going to due to the high prices.
Holy shit good score on the dark cloud. I saw this at my pawn shop store a year ago and they wanted like $15 for it and my dumbass thought it was too much lol.IMG_4632.JPG
Not from a thrift, but a library book sale. These were $2 each. Top row is missing the manuals, bottom row is complete.
Was that an OC GW the layout looks similar to the one i went toGot off work early and I found me 2 bluray Game of Thrones Season 1 and Season 2 boxsets for $4.99/$5.99 each at GW.
Here is some stuffs that I saw:
a bunch of gamecube, xbox, ps3, 360, snes, nes, wii, ps1, n64, sega saturn, atari, etc., retro games/systems ($5-$10 for games, $15-$25 for systems)
4x Mario Party 9 3DS (sealed) $20
A tested slim Xbox 360 with Halo 4/Kinect Sensor for $100
Xbox One Controller $25
2x New Xbox One Controller $20
PS4 Assassin's Creed Unity $15
3DS Myst $15
PC GTA V $15
50+ NEW A retro bit system that plays snes and nes games for $20 i think
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Sure thing! You know the drill!Yo spooge,
I got more free games from GS to fix.
Yours:
Mega Man X4 PS1
Uncharted 2 PS3
Max Payne 3 PS3
GTA San Andreas PS2
Mine:
Ski Doo Wii
Pajama Sams Wii
Sniper Elite
Incredible Crisis
Let me know
A sealed doom 2 big box sells for a good amount(usually around $90-$100), and the only/cheapest one on ebay is $70.i saw this at salvation army (brand new/sealed) a week ago but they wanted like $10 for it. I also saw a sealed copy of starcraft for MAC for $10.
My thoughts exactly. Nice post postaboy!I've never seen that many games at one location EVER.
lol what!!! im definetly going back to see if they still have it.A sealed doom 2 big box sells for a good amount(usually around $90-$100), and the only/cheapest one on ebay is $70.
okay cool. I have them ship out today or tomorrow.Sure thing! You know the drill!
And holy shit, I wish my Goodwill looked even remotely as packed with gaming stuff as yours.