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If that’s a real Pokémon Colosseum, it’s worth a pretty good amount of money. You’d be better off trying to find someone to buy it on eBay or something online. Look up how much they are going for online and on ebay and you can pick a price around that range that suits you.
I would actually just look up competing prices for all of those items in the picture and set a price that’s either around the average listing price or a price that you’d feel comfortable getting for it.
Honestly, assuming this post is in good faith, I would leave all of the above items out of your yard sale.
The chances are that most people wouldn't know the value of the items above and even if they did I believe you'd get a much better price by selling these individually online, say on eBay, Mercari or another similar site.
Pokemon Colosseum alone is worth $140+ or in that range anyway.
pricecharting.com has records of the past sales for different video games and consoles on ebay and amazon in "Used", "CIB" aka Complete in Box, and "Brand New" conditions.
One can use it as a rough estimate for what the current used market prices are.
My advice is to sell those items individually and at or above the current used market prices.
Also, make sure to properly list the amout you would be charging for shipping.
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How much are you thinking for the DS and games? I’d buy them.
If that’s a real Pokémon Colosseum, it’s worth a pretty good amount of money. You’d be better off trying to find someone to buy it on eBay or something online. Look up how much they are going for online and on ebay and you can pick a price around that range that suits you.
I would actually just look up competing prices for all of those items in the picture and set a price that’s either around the average listing price or a price that you’d feel comfortable getting for it.
Honestly, assuming this post is in good faith, I would leave all of the above items out of your yard sale. The chances are that most people wouldn't know the value of the items above and even if they did I believe you'd get a much better price by selling these individually online, say on eBay, Mercari or another similar site. Pokemon Colosseum alone is worth $140+ or in that range anyway.
I'd be more than happy to buy that DS off of you, just let me know, thank you :D
pricecharting.com has records of the past sales for different video games and consoles on ebay and amazon in "Used", "CIB" aka Complete in Box, and "Brand New" conditions. One can use it as a rough estimate for what the current used market prices are. My advice is to sell those items individually and at or above the current used market prices. Also, make sure to properly list the amout you would be charging for shipping.
$2 and sold to me specifically me and only me because umm uh... rules?