N64 CIB collection what is it worth?

I was wondering how much money you guys thought a complete N64 collection would cost to build from scratch?

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  • I posted this earlier, and I'd still stand by it...you could probably build a complete CIB N64 collection for at or under $2000. ISS 2000 and Clayfighter SC, however, might be as much as 15%-20% of that...
  • All of these threads about N64 collecting are making me want to start up. I have some fond N64 memories.
  • I think more than $2,000. Didn't Nick buy (but it fell through) the CIB collection for close to $3,000. And thats when you buy all of them in a lot, which definintley decreases the price.
    Everybody always says, that most games can be had for around $5 CIB, which is true. They don't realize, that when you near the end of your collection, the last 75-50 or so games are all relatively pricey. Not NES pricey, but a lot of them go for $20-$30.
    I think the prices for those $20-$30 games will go up a bit in the next few years, but nobody really knows which games they are because only a few people have actually gone through and completed the N64 set (like me).
    I don't know, its hard to decribe. I hit a rut with my n64 collection when I was at 50 games to go. NObody had any of the games I needed for sale on forums, so I went to eBay for most of them. For most of said games, there would be one CIB copy on eBay, usually from sosafan for a BIN of like $24.99.... which I usually ended up buying.

    Sooo... from scratch, I'd say maybe $3,500, unless you're able to find a lot of CIB's around your area, or get a really big lot score of 100 or so CIB games for cheap (which happens a lot, actually, but it all seems to be the same run of crappy 100 games)
  • I would be interested to know wich games I should look for in the wild because there seems to be a lot in my area,I even have a few places near my house that still rent N64 games.

    If ever you had time Jumpman,could you send me a list of the 20-30 harder to find games.I don`t care about the ones that are worth alot but mostly the ones that will give me a lot of trouble tracking them down.
  • Originally posted by: JordanMacNamara

    I would be interested to know wich games I should look for in the wild because there seems to be a lot in my area,I even have a few places near my house that still rent N64 games.
    If ever you had time Jumpman,could you send me a list of the 20-30 harder to find games.I don`t care about the ones that are worth alot but mostly the ones that will give me a lot of trouble tracking them down.



    this was going to be my next question I was going to ask.   
  • Recently I've been slowly building up my N64 collection as well. I don't have that many CIB games right now (around 35) but I have some of the more pricey ones. Also, the harder the game is to find, the pricier it's going to be (there are a few exceptions, though). Anyway, I recommend getting any Mario related game CIB as quickly as possible, because I think those will definitely increase in value. A few examples would be Mario Party 1,2,3, Dr. Mario, Super Smash Bros., Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, Mario Kart, Super Mario 64, ect. I've been paying about $25-30 for those (except Mario Golf & Tennis...those two are the most commone N64 Mario games).



    Some other harder to track down games included Star Craft 64, Indiana Jones, Stunt Racer, Worms Armageddon, Clay Figher:SC, ISS 2000, Killer Instinct.



    Hey Jumpman, besides ebay and NA, where else could I look for really common big N64 CIB lots? I don't have that many common games, and if I could pay ~4/game (no dups) that would be really nice. Also, the condition would have to be ok (7ish).
  • I`ve started collecting N64 the opposite way I collected nes.I`m trying to get all the boxes first,then manuals and after that tryiny to track down the games.It seems to be a lot cheaper and faster this way,I`m actually only missing around 24-25 boxes and I`ve only been collecting a few month.
  • The popular n64 games just like nes you are always going to pay more for. Harvest moon and ogre battle stay in the 30 to 40 dollar range. worms armageddon gets up there in price also. and of course the mario games stay pretty much between 20 and 40 dollars. the one I was getting 25 to 40 out of on a regular bases was killer instinct gold
  • What's the going rate for a mint in box ISS 2000? $100-150?
  • Originally posted by: Speedy_NES

    What's the going rate for a mint in box ISS 2000? $100-150?

    I would say that are more

  • I've got a good 40ish CIBs that I'd like to sell off. Most of it are the filler games, but there's a couple decent ones in there. Here's the list:





    007 The World is Not Enough

    Aero Gauge

    Automobili Lamborghini (no instructions)

    BattleTanx: Global Assault

    Bio FREAKS

    Castlevania (no instructions)

    Crusi'n USA

    Dual Heroes

    ECW Hardcore Revolution

    F1 Pole Position

    Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

    Hexen (no instructions)

    International Superstar Soccer 64

    Jeopardy! (no instructions)

    Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000

    Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest (no instructions)

    Knife Edge Nosegunner (no instructions)

    Knockout Kings 2000

    Kobe Bryant in NBA Courtside

    Mace: The Dark Age

    Madden 64

    Madden NFL '99

    Madden 2001

    Madden 2002

    Major League Baseball featuring Ken Griffey Jr. (no instructions)

    Midway's Greatest Hits

    Mike Piazza's StrikeZone

    NASCAR '99

    NBA Hangtime

    NBA In the Zone '98

    NBA In the Zone '99

    NBA Jam '99

    NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC

    NFL Blitz

    NFL Blitz 2000

    NFL Blitz Special Edition (Sealed)

    NFL Quarterback Club 2000 (no instructions)

    NFL Quarterback Club '98 (no instructions)

    NFL Quarterback Club '99 (no instructions)

    Paper Mario

    Perfect Dark

    Razor Freestyle Scooter (sealed)

    Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2

    Resident Evil 2

    Super Mario 64

    Tony Hawk's Pro Skater

    Triple Play 2000

    Waialae Country Club: True Golf

    War Gods (no instructions)

    Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey (no instructions)

    Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98

    WCW Mayhem

    WCW Nitro

    WCW vs. NWO World Tour

    WCW vs. NWO Revenge (no instructions)

    WinBack: Covert Operations (no instructions)

    WWF Attitude

    WWF No Mercy

    WWF War Zone

    Xena: Warrior Princess





    Cart only:

    Bomberman Hero

    Duke Nukem: Zero Hour

    Mario Kart 64

    NFL Blitz 2001

    Worms: Armageddon





    PM me if you want any of this. I just bought a digicam, so I can take some decent pictures now.

  • They are definitly not rare but any of the N64 Mario games (Party, Golf, Kart, World) are going to cost $20-40 minimum CIB.     
  • I purchased a CIB N64 collection all at once (though it was missing International Superstar Soccer 2000) for $2500 + $200 shipping. It was advertised in great condition, though much of what I received was in shit condition...plus I only received half of my order, so I sent back what I received and got my money back. So yeah, I'd say a full N64 set is worth $2500-3000.



    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300180109681

    EDIT: From scratch, I'd say a full set would cost about $1500-1800, though it would take a long time. Think $5-6/game times about 300 games. Buy them in bulk lots when possible of course. Plus after resale you could break about even with this method.
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