Pretty sweet poorly titled N64 ebay auction

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  • NESJohnnyNESJohnny
    Nice! So I'm totally green to N64 collecting, what's the bfd about not for resale games and how much do they go for?
  • dangevindangevin
    Funny enough, the "DNI" graffiti on it actually kind of adds to the piece. Like test carts with notes from the service center all over them. Part of how they were used, it's kind of like a signed item - signed by the lackey employee image I never mind this if it's legit. Obv. doesn't add to the value but I don't think it diminishes it, I wouldn't try to remove it!
  • projectingstarsprojectingstars
    Originally posted by: dangevin

    Funny enough, the "DNI" graffiti on it actually kind of adds to the piece. Like test carts with notes from the service center all over them. Part of how they were used, it's kind of like a signed item - signed by the lackey employee image I never mind this if it's legit. Obv. doesn't add to the value but I don't think it diminishes it, I wouldn't try to remove it!





    Maybe, it's kinda annoying though...
  • projectingstarsprojectingstars
    Originally posted by: NESJohnny

    Nice! So I'm totally green to N64 collecting, what's the bfd about not for resale games and how much do they go for?


    I guess people collect them, because they were produced in low quantities. Also, N64 NFR carts go for wildly different amounts...anywhere from $15-$200, but the average is probably $40ish. The gray DK NFR cart is kinda rare, because there's also a yellow NFR cart which (i think) is more common. The yellow usually goes for $25 and the gray goes for around $75.
  • burnambill333burnambill333
    The yellow one does not say Not For Resale on the front. The label is exactly the same as the released version, there's just a sticker on the back that indicates it was used in the kiosk.



    The gray version is actually relatively easy to find (compared to the other kiosks). I'd still say it's worth $50-75 though. It's also worth more because it's just a 3 level demo as opposed to the full game. Most kiosk carts are the full game.
  • dangevindangevin
    Originally posted by: burnambill333

    The yellow one does not say Not For Resale on the front. The label is exactly the same as the released version, there's just a sticker on the back that indicates it was used in the kiosk.

    The gray version is actually relatively easy to find...



    I love this hobby so much.

    Duck Hunt Yellow = megabucks, Duck Hunt Grey = worthless
    DK64 Yellow = dirt common, DK64 Grey = chase rare
  • BrontyBronty
    Hey at least we're not coinees spending a million dollars on a nickel!
  • raregamergirlraregamergirl
    The zelda demo's pull crazy money, all of them over $200 on ebay. I have a gold zelda ocarina somebody offered me $500 for recently- I turned it down. If I sold it, then I wouldn't have all four image
  • Mr. GimmickMr. Gimmick
    Nice find!
  • OCDsteeldorOCDsteeldor
    Originally posted by: burnambill333

    The yellow one does not say Not For Resale on the front. The label is exactly the same as the released version, there's just a sticker on the back that indicates it was used in the kiosk.



    The gray version is actually relatively easy to find (compared to the other kiosks). I'd still say it's worth $50-75 though. It's also worth more because it's just a 3 level demo as opposed to the full game. Most kiosk carts are the full game.


    Dead on. Could not have said it better image
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