Atari 2600 Vader Lot

vulcanimperialvulcanimperial
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So I know this is a very straightforward item and not that uncommon but the thing is the sheer number of games makes it difficult for me to price this since I know all of them are each worth 4 dollars max (if I'm lucky). So as a whole lot how much would you pay for this, Im curious because I want to put this on eBay and have no idea how to price it. Ive checked the price charts and everything its just when it comes to lots I feel the value of items become even more subjective. What do you think?



Atari 2600 Vader, item works, but power cable is not included. This lot includes the console, rf adapter, 2 quickshot controllers, and every game seen in the picture. 



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Comments

  • NintendoAge ModeratorNintendoAge Moderator
    Curious too; I do all of my 2600 gaming through a 7800 and a Vader is probably the only 2600 I'd pick up.



    Honestly, in a lot setting, none of those games are really jumping out at me. $4/cart is extremely optimistic; in a lot that size, I'd pay 25-50c/each, max. The over abundance of Pac Mans is a sign that this has already been picked over....
  • TheToxicCollectorTheToxicCollector
    I'd say mark em at two dollars a game and hope someone bites. I have a feeling it will be sitting around on eBay for awhile with a buy it now. Maybe an open auction is your best bet.
  • BouncekDeLemosBouncekDeLemos
    For the system with all the necessary cables I would say can run you around $100-$120. Without cables, I've seen then around 70-90-ish.



    The games is what's gonna be on the low-end-- especially the commons (People would pay next to nothing for games like Combat because they're so abundant)
  • vulcanimperialvulcanimperial
    Honestly, I just want to get rid of everything, I put everything up FO on NA and no one was interested. If I put it on eBay should I get rid of the doubles?
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