ebay (and other) auctions with insane prices
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brokenhalo
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bubble bobble 2 unsealed
this one comes with the cellophane, but it's been opened. i wonder what the plastic would sell for by itself? and how do we know he isn't pulling a fast one? that plastic could be off of some common game for all we know.
this one comes with the cellophane, but it's been opened. i wonder what the plastic would sell for by itself? and how do we know he isn't pulling a fast one? that plastic could be off of some common game for all we know.
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Well nobody actually bought the game, so I doubt this is really what it is worth.Matskat wrote:*** I didn't relize this thread existed, and started one. Oops! Sorry, Undamned! I'm here now***
I must have woke up in an alternate dimension.
I stumbled on THIS on eBay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bubble-Bobble-P ... 432wt_1396
$20,000 USD
Sealed Bubble Bobble 2 US for the NES.
I.Do.Not.Understand.
I know there is a *small* niche of sealed game collectors, but REALLY!?
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That's not the outside box cellophane, it's the cartridge bag that comes from inside the box.brokenhalo wrote:bubble bobble 2 unsealed
this one comes with the cellophane, but it's been opened. i wonder what the plastic would sell for by itself? and how do we know he isn't pulling a fast one? that plastic could be off of some common game for all we know.
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RaidenViper
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You're missing that Rarebucky is essentially the driving force behind manufacturing the spiralling values of sealed games. He's a 'chancer', throwing things out for ludicrous money with the expectation that if it doesn't sell, it will encourage others to at least try to compete with the prices to earn megabucks.Matskat wrote:*** I didn't relize this thread existed, and started one. Oops! Sorry, Undamned! I'm here now***
I must have woke up in an alternate dimension.
I stumbled on THIS on eBay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bubble-Bobble-P ... 432wt_1396
$20,000 USD
Sealed Bubble Bobble 2 US for the NES.
I.Do.Not.Understand.
I know there is a *small* niche of sealed game collectors, but REALLY!?
The same guy is selling a sealed Mass Effect for....get this....seriously....ready?
$699USD
Mind = Blown
(I get that there are collectors out there....but I must be missing something.)
He also clearly reseals loads of shit, since his supply of VGA graded sealed games is seemingly endless.
In short, someone should go round his house and stick a shotgun in the cocksucker's mouth.
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cool. I met someone in a bar in Cupertino who claimed to also have such a thing, with signatures on it. I wonder if she meant inside like that. Said she was a secretary for them back in the day.RaidenViper wrote:Prototype Macintosh computer
I'm not a Apple fanboy. But this is pretty cool, I guess...
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He's a member: http://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?t=20447Skykid wrote:You're missing that Rarebucky is essentially the driving force behind manufacturing the spiralling values of sealed games. He's a 'chancer', throwing things out for ludicrous money with the expectation that if it doesn't sell, it will encourage others to at least try to compete with the prices to earn megabucks.
He also clearly reseals loads of shit, since his supply of VGA graded sealed games is seemingly endless.
In short, someone should go round his house and stick a shotgun in the cocksucker's mouth.
He wanted to buy some sealed PS1 games off me a long time ago. Ironically, he was trying to get me to drop my exorbitant $30 price tag.
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I went through the git's feedback. Plenty of $2000 dollar sales everywhere.
and plenty of triple digits like it's nothing. Insane.

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Paid off that shrinkwrapping machine ages ago eh?drauch wrote:I went through the git's feedback. Plenty of $2000 dollar sales everywhere.and plenty of triple digits like it's nothing. Insane.
Seriously though, these people are such idiots they deserve to be robbed. Resealing these types of game is a breeze:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/120883957183#ht_4403wt_1167
http://www.ebay.com/itm/150767483911#ht_4259wt_1167
I don't know who should be held more to account for the deception though: the resealer or the VGA group that approves them. Corruption runs deep.
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ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
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Fyi, all 128K Macs have signatures hidden in the case moulding where you can't see them, like that. Your dog's uncle would have them if he had a Mac.antron wrote:cool. I met someone in a bar in Cupertino who claimed to also have such a thing, with signatures on it. I wonder if she meant inside like that. Said she was a secretary for them back in the day.RaidenViper wrote:Prototype Macintosh computer
I'm not a Apple fanboy. But this is pretty cool, I guess...
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Really? I was under the impression that "H" seamed shrinkwrap (as opposed to just sealed on two ends) was something proprietary to Nintendo?Skykid wrote:Resealing these types of game is a breeze
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I could be barking up the wrong tree, but surely there are more difficult things to forge than that!undamned wrote:Really? I was under the impression that "H" seamed shrinkwrap (as opposed to just sealed on two ends) was something proprietary to Nintendo?Skykid wrote:Resealing these types of game is a breeze
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ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
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Sometimes I'm not sure what to think of the VGA outfit, but I will say I have confidence in their grading. The fact that I've never seen anything graded above 90 means alot. It means they have a firm understanding of actual mint condition and that almost nothing out there meets that criteria. Contrast that with most ebay sellers that think just because something is new/sealed it is "TEH MINTZORZZZZZ!!!"Skykid wrote:I could be barking up the wrong tree, but surely there are more difficult things to forge than that!undamned wrote:Really? I was under the impression that "H" seamed shrinkwrap (as opposed to just sealed on two ends) was something proprietary to Nintendo?Skykid wrote:Resealing these types of game is a breeze
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drunkninja24
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Gather 'round my friends, and feast your eyes on the super-rare, super valuable Aero Fighters 2 for the MVS!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... NA:US:1123
Seriously, that's at least 3 times more than the cart is actually worth
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... NA:US:1123
Seriously, that's at least 3 times more than the cart is actually worth

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but.. but.. aero fighters 3 is worth $30000, the 2nd (which is a superior game, no less) has be worth atleast half of that?drunkninja24 wrote:Gather 'round my friends, and feast your eyes on the super-rare, super valuable Aero Fighters 2 for the MVS!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... NA:US:1123
Seriously, that's at least 3 times more than the cart is actually worth
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Stabbed with a smile?undamned wrote:The fact that I've never seen anything graded above 90 means alot. It means they have a firm understanding of actual mint condition and that almost nothing out there meets that criteria.

But I would say that this is just as likely a marketing gimmick as much as anything else - although, to be fair, coin collecting has its grades to keep collectors coming back for better coins (and heck, haven't I said many times that I am trying to find a good copy of Sparkster / Super Aleste / some GG and GB games?)
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Hmm, not sure if I buy it tbh. Since it's set up by the same guys who run Sealed Game Heaven I just assume they're trying to reenforce the escalating values of their own retarded hobby. I'm sure you own a game that you consider to be 100% mint right? Why wouldn't that be a perfect 100 on the grading?undamned wrote: Sometimes I'm not sure what to think of the VGA outfit, but I will say I have confidence in their grading.
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ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
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http://www.ebay.de/itm/270967323632
Eliminate Down for EUR 400,-
and not even in perfect condition...
Eliminate Down for EUR 400,-
and not even in perfect condition...
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What is going on with ebay...CIT wrote:http://www.ebay.de/itm/270967323632
Eliminate Down for EUR 400,-
and not even in perfect condition...

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ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
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the destruction of everything, is the beginning of something new. your whole world is on fire, and soon, you'll be too..
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I'd have to go through all of themSkykid wrote:I'm sure you own a game that you consider to be 100% mint right?


Ha, nice. Goes to show that it's not just US/EU w/ stupid pricessven666 wrote:http://page6.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/f109129128
somewhat overpriced pinball machine

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I got a factory mint Umihara Kuwase from banjoted the other day, verified by some of the other members here. I don't need a self-appointed entirely for-profit grading authority to tell me it's in good shape. I fear the day that you can't sell something as mint without having their approval: that would be one of the worst things to happen to aftermarket collecting.undamned wrote:I'd have to go through all of themSkykid wrote:I'm sure you own a game that you consider to be 100% mint right?A lot of the stuff that leaves the factory is not even mint. Small dings and such. Chances of something leaving the factory mint, being handled by a distributor/store, sold/shipped to me and still being mint is insanely slim. I think I have a mint Rockman 5, and that's about it
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ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
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Hahaha! I was the first person to bid on that bullshit. I opened it up the other day and froze in awe. This seems to happen a lot for MVS games on Ebay...drunkninja24 wrote:Gather 'round my friends, and feast your eyes on the super-rare, super valuable Aero Fighters 2 for the MVS!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... NA:US:1123
Seriously, that's at least 3 times more than the cart is actually worth
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I figured it out, God just told me through a superplay. It's been great posting with you guys!Skykid wrote:What is going on with ebay...


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FUCK. I'll never 1CC Blazing Star at this rate then. My life was a lie.
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Chohmakaimura eh? Was it God that recorded the superplay too?BIL wrote: I figured it out, God just told me through a superplay. It's been great posting with you guys!
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ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
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Close: ben.shinobi. 


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Kinda want kof2002um, but damn 111k already... 
http://page5.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/e126522825

http://page5.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/e126522825
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/320872457338
Sharkoon Silent Eagle PC case fan... $138.
That must be a decimal mark error, another seller has it for less than a tenth that much.
Sharkoon Silent Eagle PC case fan... $138.
That must be a decimal mark error, another seller has it for less than a tenth that much.