Still waiting on a lot of it to arrive but in the past month:
Flea market finds-Two Sharp NES "Game Television" controllers in a filthy $50 lot with stuff like Mega Mouse, Mega Fire, Light Phaser, etc
-3D Glasses adapter for Master System
-Atari lot containing 100% complete CIB SwordQuest WaterWorld for $35
-Complete CIB Atari 7800 Commando for $40
-Light-sixer 2600 lot
-Vader 2600 lot
https://i.imgur.com/vTuH6OP.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/AXIoZ08.jpgeBay (most earning +8-10% eBay Bucks and partially paid for with eBay Bucks and other promos)-verified-original CIC Akumajou Dracula X Chi no Rondo for $100.51 (well, ordered in Sept but only just arrived)
-Boxed SuperGrafx for $20
-CIC Arcade Card Pro for $76
-Tetris Attack NFR for $49
-Super System Card 3.0 for $25
-Sega Saturn 3D control pad (Japanese white version) for $5.50
-Indigo Game Boy Player for $7.50
-Neo Geo CD Controller Pro for $27.77
-Super Mario Bros. 2-J FDS disk for $9.77
-PC Engine multi-tap for $0.75
-New, boxed, PC Engine Avenue Pad 3 for $20.50
-Midnight Blue Japanese N64 with matching controller (will install a spare UltraHDMI kit)
-Nunja Ryukenden (Ninja Gaiden) FC for $4.77
-Complete SFC Panel de Pon for $3.80 (favorite game; already had a loose copy)
-3DO "Digital Stick" arcade stick for $9.26
-Boxed FDS system for $6.50
-Loose Mega Man X3 SFC for $9.50 (plan to translate/patch to SNES version)
https://i.imgur.com/o6Tzxj4.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/kIZqZXP.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/dVjHShi.jpgFacebook marketplace:
-NES Ghoul School CIB, NES Kickmaster, CIB Saturn Action Replay, and NES Star Voyager CIB for $150
Salvage stores:
-Sealed Neo Geo Mini for $53.90 after 20% discount
-Silhouette Cameo 3 plotter cutter for $75 (screw loose inside; repaired; will use for making game stuff)
-Tons of 3DS Hey Pikmin! for $5 each and a bunch of $2.50-$3 Mario beanies (intend to use as freebies for people I trade with)
Lots and lots and lots of 3D printer filament (use mostly on game stuff)
https://i.imgur.com/H2kzSwg.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/fsVCI6f.jpg...and a lot more I'm forgetting.

Stand-outs are obviously WaterWorld and the Sharp NES "Game Television" controllers. Incredible finds but nothing like the NES games we found there last year... if you remember those.
