Complete ISS 2000 (N64)

jdchessjdchess
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I'm thinking about selling a CIB copy of ISS 2000 (N64). It's in excellent condition with a nearly flawless cart (mint label and no stickers). The box is in excellent condition with no stickers or fading. The manual looks great except for a very small tear on the back edge and also has no stickers or fading.

What should a complete copy sell for now? Any major interest? Would an auction be the best way to sell? Thanks for any help and advice.


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Comments

  • jonebonejonebone
    Honestly I'd think an auction would be the best way. This one has been up and down and all over the place.
  • ars2pdars2pd
    I'm interested in it image
  • SkullzSkullz
    I'm interested, yeah the value has been all over the place. I seen one sell last week for around $50 and I seen one sell for over $100. Hard to say with this title.
  • jonebonejonebone
    In this condition, easily over $100 I'm just not sure how much so. Though you made my point exactly, I think you can get them in the $60ish range (or cheaper) with patience on eBay. These aren't quite as rare as some people initially thought.
  • projectingstarsprojectingstars
    I say do an NA auction.
  • smeagolsamasmeagolsama
    Yea, I'd think there would be interest on the site. Personnally I'm a cart only guy, but would like to see that in my collection at some point.
  • oMoToMoT
    I just sold one for $150 to a member on this site.
  • jdchessjdchess
    Thanks for the info guys. So do most agree that an NA auction is the way to go?
  • BellaBella
    I agree.



    There are several 64 collectors here that would like this. My husband is one of them.
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