NES game lot "whats a good offering price?"

[swolgam]

There's a local guy wanting to unload his NES games. Here's what he has:

zelda gold
metroid
teenage mutant ninja turtles
turtles 2
turtles 3
super contra
double dragon
double dragon 3
megaman 4
megaman 2
bubble bobble
ninja gaiden
ninja gaiden 2
tetris
donkey kong 3
the boy and his blob
rampage
excitebike
gumshoe
mario bros
super mario/ duckhunt
dr. mario
super mario 3
kid icarus
mike tysons punch out
castlevania 2
festers quest
othello
captain skyhawk
astyanax
snake rattle roll
talespin
top gun
home alone 2
tiger heli
tecmo bowl
barbie
blades of steel
back to the future
bases loaded
seicross
goonies 2
golf
tennis
solstice
mickey mousecapade
solomons key
pinbot
jack nickalaus golf
adventure island 2
rbi baseball
baseball stars
the addams family
pro- am

Guy said he would take offers but i guess mine wasn't nowhere near ballpark. These would be for my own collection and a few for resale as i have zelda and a few others.

What would you offer?

 

[pyoobez]

Using this... http://www.videogamepricecharts.com/console/nes

It comes to around $230-ish. Obviously, that's more for the selling end. I'd figure $100 is a pretty good offer if there's minimal to no cases (and most people didn't bother saving their NES cases)

Depending on what you sell, you could probably make some of that back. It also depends on how much you think you're gonna play. I really wouldn't offer anything less than $75 and nothing over $150.

Keep in mind, a lot of those prices for the second half of the games were .75 cent games which seems to be the cheapest price a game goes for on that site. Some of them might be worth .75, but most aren't. ...They're cheap games usually for a reason... they look nice on a bookshelf.

Remember, a lot of people seem to think they're sitting on a gold mine with their NES games or figure people are just reselling them.

 

[chronodev]

You can also try adding them up in this NES Rarity Guide

Keep in mind, if you are buying/selling a big lot, the lot is usually expected to be valued at less than the price if you bought each one separetly (Since when you are buying a big lot you are usually looking to get a good deal)