Are people here mostly interested in games or all retro stuff? Like displays, promos, and employee items?

I sold alot of sega saturn and sega CD stuff to buy some pins I wish I knew this thread was here!! Maybe later on if there's more stuff I'm looking to part with I'll post it here first. Here is the main wall in my game room.

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Thanks! My crown jewels of the collection are the employee anniversary gifts in the center! As I've come to understand they don't make the 20 year in "bronze" anymore! They were made by RS Owens, who makes the Oscars and Emmy awards! Very very very rare.

I'm seeing what people are interested in. I just sold some things, but if I decide to sell again I know where to come to. Ebay is a last resort for me. Plus I would much rather sell to other collectors and help the community.

I actually have both versions of that sign, its just on another wall.

LOL he's had that thing listed for MONTHS!! He started at $500.....I guess it is "rare" and unique but not for $500!!

Thank you! I will for sure list things here when I'm ready to part with more stuff. I've been collecting this stuff since like 97 or 98. Things are alot different now!

He seems like the kind of person who puts a best offer but really is only willing to go $5 less then asking....that irritates me when people do that.

regarding that pepsi tin, does anyone actually know what it was used for? I've asked alot of people who have large obscure collections about it. No one really has a good answer. I really like to know the back story of these things, and its a mystery. It seems like the perfect size to keep a tshirt, I always wondered if it was a prize or how it was distributed.

Nintendo age, is one of the most toxic places on the Internet. I stopped using that site years ago. There's a few good people there but it's not what it used to be unfortunately.

It used to be a fun site to talk to other people in the hobby. But the ego's got too much to stomach. In the end it's video games. Instead of enjoying the hobby, people are arguing about why people are buying retro games.