Topic: where should i sell my 19sv111

Ive been holdin onto this thing since sears went out in 89 here in town and decided it deserves a better home than here. any suggestions as to were to post it for sale. its the 19sv111. I absolutely refuse ebay

I will give you $20 and pay for shipping. Promise it will be coming to a good home where it will get plenty of use.

No idea where to sell something like that but if it is in good condition it should sell for over $500.

Try googling for retro video game stores near where you live.

The mario wiki says these are pretty expensive and hard to find apparently. Like 550 dollars average.

Sorry to mention, but ebay is probably your best option.

Nintendo Age.
http://nintendoage.com/forum/categories.cfm?catid=6

Right on, hopefully Nintendo age will do me some good. thanks for the responses.

.....Mind me asking what this guy is talking about? lol

It's an old school TV with an NES built-in.

Huh, never knew there was a TV like that...lol

"NES TV" would have been clearer. I admit it's not as well known as its Famicom counterpart, Sharp C1.

Yeah, sorry, there are like only 28 or so left in existence. Had it for like ever now and hate to part with it. I had it stored for over 10 yrs and almost forgot about it lol, pulled it out and the thing has a better picture than my led tv does lol.

We had a discussion on another forum. Really doubt that claim that only 28 are left. Only place I heard that from was a craigslist seller (as bad as ebay in sellers making stuff up to charge high prices).
I think people trying to give a more realistic estimate guessed maybe a few thousand. It was a retail product, but a very expensive one. (was a 19" TV in 1989 really worth a grand or whatever it was?)