I dare you to bid on this.

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$21,000? Oh god, I'd rather just spend an even $700 seeing as these games sell for what, $1 each?

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$1? Not even close. Maybe if you found them used at a garage sale, but on ebay? Shit no, son. Especially since shipping would be at least $3 per game. But also, each game has their own value. All the worthwhile games go around $10 or a little under. The more rare games can go upwards of $20-$30, using Final Fantasy as a base. The Dragon Warrior games, sepcifically II, III, and IV go for a bit of cash. Unlicensed carts such as Action 52 bring in a pretty penny too (Action 52 actually climbing near $100) but this is only for licensed carts. Leading up to the gold Nintendo World Cup cart which actually goes upwards of $15,000. Regular Nintendo World Cup carts go for around $5000. The catch with that cart was that you had to have won it in a contest. Not that this auction actually contains it.

I'm not exactly trying to justify the cost of the auction but there's no way you'd ever get all those games for just $670 + price of system + accessories (some rare too, like ROB which exceeds $100). A lot of the draw to this would be the shipping price and volume of the auction. Obviously you aren't just going to happen upon 670 games at a garage sale and it would take at least a year (come on, it would take longer) to just find them. Buying them from separate ebay auctions would mean getting fucked by shipping price. Convenient and easy.

Personally, even if I had the money I would never even look in to this since a majority of the games are as fun as punching your own nuts through your mouth. I have my own personal collection which is like 30 carts + GOLF (Can't sell it on ebay).

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Hmm.

Notice the gap from the 29th to the 31st?

On the 30th, bids broke into $200,000.

I guess eBay noticed they were fake.

ps old saw this when it was only hours old

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"The seller ended this listing early because of an error in the minimum bid or reserve amount."

Looks like he did not sell it, haha.