CIB 64, CIB 64 games CIB 64 controllers

OtterOtter
in Finders Keepers
Picked all this stuff at a garage sale this past weekend, everything is really minty. The people even took my name and number to call me when they dig out their old nes stuff they have! It's been awhile since my last score so this jacked me up again. The Beatles stuff is crazy too. When I got home I found photos of john Lennon and Paul Mcartny that look authentic. The lady said her dad collected Beatles stuff so i grab it for 5 Bucks! Pics below of everything.0imageimageimage

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  • RetroBasementRetroBasement
    god i love those cib controllers
  • shipwrekdshipwrekd
    me too and the blister expansion pack
  • OtterOtter
    ^ I don't collect 64 stuff guys....look for a 4 sale thread in the future.
  • LasermanLaserman
    Nice finds man! You guys are way off, Meet the Beatles, Sgt. Pepper, Revolver and Let it Be are by far the best items in this lot.
  • TanookiTanooki
    Going to have to second that, the N64 stuff is average fare while the Beatles stuff gets harder to come by in nice shape and available quantity.
  • Pocky BanditPocky Bandit
    Awesome to see another die hard Beatles fan. Good find sir
  • Light RifleLight Rifle
    Man I'm I the only thirteen yer old who loves the Beatles long live rock'n'rool

  • 8bitdreams8bitdreams
    Wow, are those all monophonic records??



    Sgt. Pepper's WON'T have a yellow "stereo" band across the top of the front (your picture cuts it off so I can't tell) and, in general, you'll be able to pick the words MONO off the various stickers on the albums.



    I LOVE the mono Sgt. Peppers better than the stereo, but mine skips one one of the tracks. I have so many copies of that record, haha. Does it have the psychedelic sleeve inside and the Sgt. Peppers cut-outs??



    The N64 stuff is really nice too. I'd actually be drooling over that more but just cuz I have lots and lots of records already lol. These guys are right though, those records are harder to come by. What is the 45rpm single above the "Photoplay" magazine?
  • LasermanLaserman
    ^ Love Me Do & P.S. I Love You.
  • OtterOtter
    I know nothing about the records, tried to look up info but there are so many differences between them. Im going to have to start another thread just to find info on those.
  • Pedro12345Pedro12345
    Per the records, the picture sleeve 45s are your winners there ($20 or so each probably). The 12" were so pouplar that there are many still floating around which can be found at a resonable price ($5-10). That said early Mono (non-stereo) copies of Meet the Beatles are hard to come by and fetch $200+ in real nice shape, so you may be sitting on a gem. 1st issue Sgt. P's with the uniform/disguise insert sheet and booklet still in tact are also nice items.



    The ephemera is interesting, but not worth a ton. The pics seem to be Fan Club/aftermarket items and not album pack-ins. If they are some type of a pack-in that I'm not familiar with, the value would certainly be more.
  • pseudonympseudonym
    Those Beatles albums are a great find if they're mono and in good shape. Nearly every copy out there is neither; they're usually stereo and/or are in beat condition.
  • 8bitdreams8bitdreams
    Originally posted by: Pedro12345

    Per the records, the picture sleeve 45s are your winners there ($20 or so each probably). The 12" were so pouplar that there are many still floating around which can be found at a resonable price ($5-10). That said early Mono (non-stereo) copies of Meet the Beatles are hard to come by and fetch $200+ in real nice shape, so you may be sitting on a gem. 1st issue Sgt. P's with the uniform/disguise insert sheet and booklet still in tact are also nice items.



    The ephemera is interesting, but not worth a ton. The pics seem to be Fan Club/aftermarket items and not album pack-ins. If they are some type of a pack-in that I'm not familiar with, the value would certainly be more.

    So what all comes in an early-printing Sgt. Pepper's?

    *psychedelic sleeve
    *uniform/disguise sheet
    *booklet?  - this is something I don't think I have.  Did it tuck into the record area or was is supposed to sit in the middle of the spine?

  • Pedro12345Pedro12345
    Yeah, I think that's it. It also has to do with the code/label # on the cover and also on the vinyl. I THINK the booklet was on the inside back cover, but I'm not 100% sure.
  • GameboyRickyGameboyRicky
    Congrats! Didn't know we have so many Beatles fans lurking around
  • pats1717pats1717
    wow nice find!
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