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Do you have a game that you will never sell and remain in your collection forever? And don't say you'd sell your "xxxx" if someone offered you $10,000.
Maybe the game just kicks so much ass and you love playing it all the time? Maybe the game or the story of how you came to own it has sentimental value, more than the $ if you sold it does?
I was thinking about it the other day. I have great memories going on game pick ups with my son. The adventure to pick it up is why I’ll never sell my Guns N’ Roses or my 78’ KISS. The memories of us going to buy it and getting back home are worth more to me than any $. Austin Powers is another I’ll never sell. I just love the movies and love playing it.
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