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100 em's for sale, what's the value???

By Yesh23

5 years ago


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    #14 5 years ago

    The only way to give a correct price evaluation is to remove all the games in the center of the storage unit and then you'll have a chance to view all the games in the outer walls. Otherwise the buyer can't see what he is purchasing. Sounds easy, but a lot work if you don't have the proper amount manpower.

    The way they are stored now i couldn't pay more than $50 a game ($5100), but If i could view the all the games one by one i could price them more fairly and the seller could end up with a larger offer. Maybe the best way to price this collection for more value is to sell them one by one. For sure it will bring more than $5100. Again a lot a hard labor and time.

    I wish the seller the best.

    #50 5 years ago

    I think the count includes doubles and triples of the same game...

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