I have a collection of 8 Nintendo Game and Watches from my childhood. What’s the best way to sell them?
from Inaminate_Carbon_Rod@lemmy.world to retrogaming@lemmy.world on 23 Sep 06:11
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wiredfire@mstdn.social on 23 Sep 06:50 collapse

@Inaminate_Carbon_Rod Not hugely exciting but probably eBay. That or trade in to a local retro games shop, but you'll get most value in your pocket selling directly. Be sure you check for similar game and watches on eBay and make sure you filter to "sold" to get an idea for what they're actually selling for. Ignore listed prices, only refer to sold ones.

PineRune@lemmy.world on 23 Sep 07:18 collapse

https://www.pricecharting.com/ is pretty good for this, just be sure to look at outliers in the sold results to see why they were so much more or less expensive than others.

metaStatic@kbin.earth on 23 Sep 08:00 next collapse

protip: if you still have the battery door it's worth like double the price.

Inaminate_Carbon_Rod@lemmy.world on 23 Sep 09:29 collapse

Got the doors for 5!

One of them even has the original box, internal packaging and instruction manual.

I wish I cared about the rest as much I had cared for that Legend of Zelda.

Inaminate_Carbon_Rod@lemmy.world on 23 Sep 09:28 collapse

Thank you to you both.

I was secretly hoping for a niche community buried somewhere on the internet chock full of cashed up collectors hahaha.

I’ll have a peek around.