Whats the best way to sell these games?

Here is part of my game collection that I am selling.
1. I wanted to know if it would be better to sell the games with the systems or separate.
2. Could some one help me out with the value of all this stuff?

281 Games


Systems
All the Systems are in working condition and are complete with original cables and one controller unless noted

3DO FZ-1 (missing expansion port cover)
NES 001
NES Top loader
Nintendo 64 Green (Missing top expansion port cover 3rd party AV cables)
Nintendo Game Cube Black
PlayStation 1 (small model with modchip and LCD screen)
PlayStation 2 Slim
Sega 32X (All cables and metal plates)
Sega CD Model 2
Sega CDX
Sega Dreamcast
Sega Genesis Model 1
Sega Genesis Model 2
Sega Master System Model 1
Sega Nomad
Sega Saturn (Round buttons with mod chip and Reign mod switch)
Super Nintendo Model 1
Turbo Grafix 16 (3rd party AC and NES RF)
Virtual Boy (Missing Battery compartment)



Games
All games are Complete in Box unless noted

Sega Master System
Action Fighter (Missing Manual)
After Burner
Alien Sydrome
Altered Beast
Choplifter
Double Dragon
F-16 Fighting Falcon
Gangster Town x2 (one without Manual)
Great Baseball
Great Ice Hockey
Great Volleyball
Hang On/Safari Hunt x2
Loark of The Ward
Marksman Shooting/Trap Shoothing
Monopoly
Phantasy Star
Rambo First Blood Part II
Reggie Jackson Baseball
Rocky (Missing Manual)
Shinobi
Sports Pad Football
Super Tennis
The Ninja (Missing Manual)
Time Soldiers
Trans Bot (Game only)
Wanted
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?

Sega CD
Bill Walsh Collage Football
Brutal
Chuck Rock II
Cobra Command (Missing Box)
Double Switch x2
Earthworm Jim
Fahrenheit (with 32x disk)
Ground Zero Texas
Hook (Missing Manual)
Jeopardy!
Jurassic Park
Loadstar
Lunar
Marky Mark (Missing Manual)
Midnight Raiders
NBA Jam
Night Trap (Disk Only)
Panic!
Power Rangers
Road Avenger (Missing Box)
Sega Arcade Collection/Ecco The Dolphin (Sega Classics with 5 games)
Sega Arcade Collection/Sherlock Holmes
Sega CD Back Up Ram Cart
Sherlock Holmes Vol.II
Sol-Feace
Tomcat Alley
Wonder Dog (Disk Only)

Sega Genesis
All games are Complete in Box unless noted

Aladdin
Altered Beast
Ariel the little Mermaid
Ballz
Barney's Hide & Seek (Missing Manual)
Belle's Quest
Cliffhanger
Clue
College Football's
Crue Ball
Desert Demolition
Ecco the Dolphin (Missing Manual)
Ecco Tides of time
FlashBack (Missing Manual)
Garfield Caught in the Act
Global Gladiators
Golden Axe
Indiana Jones Last Crusade
James Pond
Joe Montana 93
Jungle Book
Jungle Strike (Missing Manual)
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park Rampage Edition (Missing Manual)
Lakers vs. Celtics
Lawnmower Man (Missing Manual)
Marvel Land (Missing Manual)
Mortal Kombat II
NHL Hockey
NHLPA Hockey 93
Out Runners
PGA Tour Golf (Missing Manual)
PGA Tour Golf II
Phelios (Missing Manual)
Power Rangers The Movie
Ren & Stimpy Stimpey's Invention
Roar of the Beast (Missing Manual)
Side Pocket
Sonic 2
Sonic Spinball
Sonic x3 (one is Not For Resale version)
Strider
Super Street Fighter II
T2 Judgment Day (Missing Manual)
Technoclash
Toki
Tom and Jerry
Toy Story
X-MEN (Missing Manual)

32X
36 Great Holes 32X
Doom 32X
NBA Jam T.E. 32X
Supreme Warrior 32X CD
Virtua Racing 32X (Missing Manual)


Genesis Lose (No Manual or Box)
Animaniacs
Ariel The Little Mermaid
California Games
DJ Boy
Eternal Champions
Gargoyles
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Mortal Kombat
Ms. Pac-Man
NHL 94
NHL 97
Road Rash
Rocket Knight Adventures
Stargate
Tecmo Super Bowl
The Lion King
The Page Master
World of Illusion

32X games Lose (No Manual or Box)
Doom 32X
Kolibri 32X
Moto Cross 32X
Primal Rage 32X
Star Wars 32X
Virtua Fighter 32X

Super Nintendo Games
Demon's Crest
Illusion of Gaia
Mickey Mania
Robo Cop vs Terminator (Missing Manual)
The Lion King

Super Nintendo Lose (No Manual or Box)
Act Raiser
Clay Fighter
Darius Twin
Gradius III
Hook
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park: The Chaos Continues
Killer Instinct
Mega Man X
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Mortal Kombat
Space Invaders
Star Fox
Super Empire Strikes Back
Super Gameboy
Super Mario All Stars
Super Mario Kart
Super R-Type
Tetris Attack
The Jungle Book
TNMT Tournament Fighters
Wing Commander
Yoshi's Island

Nintendo Lose (No Manual or Box)
Balloon Fight (5Screw)
Baseball (5 Screw)
Bases Loaded II
Batman
Battle of Olympus
Battle Toads
Bayou Billy
Bionic Commando
Blaster Master
Castlevania II
Contra
Cotcha!
Doctor Mario
Double Dragon
Double Dragon II
Dragon Power
Dragon Warrior
Duck Tales
Faxanadu
Ghost N Goblins
Gradius
Gyruss
Ikari Warriors (5 Screw)
Iron Sword
Kid Icarus
Kirby's Adventure
Knight Rider
Kung Fu (5 Screw)
Lagacy of the Wizard
Life Force
Little Nemo the Dream Master
Lolo
Major League Baseball
Maniac Mansion
Marble Madness
Mario Bros.
Mega Man 3
Metroid
Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!
Mission: Impossible
Ninga Gaiden II
Ninja Gaiden
Operation Wolf
Paperboy
R.C. Pro-AM
Rad Racer
Rampage
Rescue
Rescue Rangers
Rush'n Attach
Rygar
Simpsons Bart VS The World
Spy Hunter
Star Tropics
Strider
Super Mario Bro 2
Super Mario Bro 3
Super Mario Bro/Duck Hunt
T&C Surf Designs
T.N.M.T. 1
T.N.M.T. 2
Tetris
The Adventure of Link
The Bard's Tale
The Goonies II
The Legend of Zelda
The Little Mermaid
Tiger-Heli
Urban Champion (5 Screw)
Werewolf
Willow
Wizards & Warriors
Yo! Noid

Nintendo 64 Lose (No Manual or Box)
Pokemon Puzzle League
Pokemon Snap
Robotron 64
Xena
Zelda Ocarina of Time (Gold Cartage)

Orginal GameBoy Lose (No Manual or Box)
Doctor Mario
Gargoyles Quest
Kirby's Dream Land
Kirby's Pinball Land
Kwirk
Pokemon Trading Card Game
Revenge of the Gator
Solar Striker
Tennis
Tesserae
Tetris
The Little Mermaid
Tom and Jerry Frantic Antics!

Sega Saturn U.S Games
Clockwork Knight
Double Switch
Iron Storm
Mega Man 8 (CD only)
Mega Man X4 (CD only)
Nights In To Dreams (Not For Resale verision)
Quarterback Attack
Revolution X
Sonic R (CD only)
Virtua Racing

Saturn Japanese Games
Daytona USA
Fighting Vipers
Rock Man X3

GameCube USA Games
Donkey Kong Jungel Beat with Bongos (NEW IN BOX)
Donkey Konga 2
Winnie The Pooh

Gamecube Japanese Games
Free Loader (Lets you play imports on a US system)
Naruto 2
Naruto 3
Sonic Gems Collection

Playstation 1 Games
Intelligent Qube (CD only)
Lunar Eternal Blue
Lunar Silver Star
Parasite Eve
Parasite Eve II

Virtual Boy Lose
Water World
Galactic Pinball

Turbo Grafx 16
Dragon Spirit (Game Only)
Dungeon Explorer
Keith Courage
Bonk’s Adventure
World Class Baseball
Nutopia (Game Only)

Dreamcast
Nightmare Creatures 2
Crazy Taxi
Space Channel 5

3DO
Corps Killer
Dragons Lair

This link should give you an idea for some of the prices:

http://videogames.pricecharting.com/...s?sort-by=name

Systems on ebay because they're worth the hassle of indivual shipping. Games in lots. Bundle 1 valuable game in a lot of shit games. It sucks for the buyer but you gotta look out for yourself.

http://images.memegenerator.net/inst...0x/9815025.jpg

Sorry, I couldn't help it.

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Originally Posted by Clessy

Systems on ebay because they're worth the hassle of indivual shipping. Games in lots. Bundle 1 valuable game in a lot of shit games. It sucks for the buyer but you gotta look out for yourself.

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Lol Clessy, you've essentially boiled all the important aspects of reselling down into one paragraph.

Oh and btw how much you want for that Gamecube Free loader disk. I got tons of Japanese games but, lost my freeloader.

I sell on Ebay on all the time so some of this advice may not apply to other venues...

I would split up the sought after games,systems and accessories and sell them separately. You'll have little trouble selling Lunars, a TG16 or a Sega Cd ram cart and you can get the most money that way. Some are kind of a gray area like the Sega Cd. I would put it into lot minus Lunar and the Ram cart. Though shipping that many long boxes may be painful. Same with the 32x and Saturn items. I think they would make a nice little lots. Throwing in some games with the Snes wouldn't hurt. You could go either way.

The more split things up the more you will make money but it will take much longer. In short the more sought after it is the less it needs to be in a lot.

I use the advanced search on ebay that shows that recently completed listings went for when pricing things. Values go up and down all the time. If your listing is good enough you can ask what its worth. I would resist the temptation to be the cheapest.

The trick is put the buyers mind at ease. Keep in mind many people out there want to buy nice games and not be ripped off by some scumbag. Let them know what you have. I take the best pictures I can and lots of them. Taking pictures outside in the shade with a backdrop of some sort works wonders. Clean your items the best you can, alcohol is great cleaning jewel cases and plastic in general. Make a big deal out of the smallest flaws and take close up shots of them. Lets them know its been tested. Taking pictures of save data on twenty year old games also really helps. Write a short to the point friendly sounding( not to friendly though) accurate description.

Use ebays shipping service, confirmation is only $.19 instead of the $.80 at the post office. In the US offer free shipping. Its like a Jedi mind trick. People love it. Get a small scale so you can figure out what the actual cost will be and then include it into the price. You'll want to do a lot of research into shipping costs. First class is great for most games basically anything under 13 oz. Its fast and cheap. For items over 13 oz, you have parcel, flat rate and the new regional boxes. The regional boxes are sort of a middle ground between parcel and priority and sometimes can save you some money. You have to order them from USPS but they are free. https://www.prioritymail.com/regional_rates.asp . In short do your homework with the shipping. Just weigh it and figure out what is cheapest.

Many sellers stray away from international orders. This is a huge mistake as the dollar is weak and international customers are as or more honest then American customers. These days the only paper work you have to do if you use Ebays shipping service is to sigh and a date the postage. Even if you fill out the form at the post office the extra two minutes of time is more than off set by making more money. If it is under four pounds use first class international. If its over four pounds or if its silly valuable and needs to be insured use priority.

Don't overdo bundles. Buyers hate getting stuck with games they aren't interested in, and may pay more or less depending on whether you got the combo right.

Thank all of you for the advice it is very helpful

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Originally Posted by Iron Lizard

Many sellers stray away from international orders. This is a huge mistake as the dollar is weak and as or more honest then American customers. These days the only paper work you have to do if you use Ebays shipping service is to sigh and a date the postage. Even if you fill out the form at the post office the extra two minutes of time is more than off set by making more money. If it is under four pounds use first class international. If its over four pounds or if its silly valuable and needs to be insured use first class international.

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As a fellow that purchases a lot from abroad, I can vouch for this. Living in Australia, we missed out on a lot of obscure stuff. Things that sell for nuts money over here we can purchase say from America, it costs in postage but in the end is cheaper than trying to source locally.

How dose this sound for the game prices? I took the price of the Video Game Price Guide.com and the Buy and Sell price form a local video game store and came up with an average.

Example
Lunar Sega CD
VGPG .com.............30.13
Local store Buy.......20.00
Local store sell........39.00
Average.................29.17 my sell price

Dose that look right?

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Originally Posted by sauce55

How dose this sound for the game prices? I took the price of the Video Game Price Guide.com and the Buy and Sell price form a local video game store and came up with an average.

Example
Lunar Sega CD
VGPG .com.............30.13
Local store Buy.......20.00
Local store sell........39.00
Average.................29.17 my sell price

Dose that look right?

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Lunar is tricky because there are 7 different variants of the game, each with varying rarity. The first version which has no foil embossing at all on insert/manual is worth less than the embossed versions. Also, the black disc with the cast and a light blue sticker next to the barcode on the back insert is extremely rare compared to every other version, hence worth more.

Dude seriously how much is the freeloader disk. Pro tip easiest way to sell something, sell it...

I still don't know if im going to sell everything separate or together. you can buy a new Freeloader for 9.99 at

http://www.japanvideogames.com/Older...freeloader.htm