I remember a time probably mid-2000s when NES/SNES/Genesis consoles and games could be picked up for cheap prices, as they just weren't widely popular anymore and a lot of people would trade them into stores.
Anyway, around that time I bought a NES console control deck set (front-loader, obviously used), but still with the original box, foam, instructions and all leaflets, plastic covering the instructions, and plastic which houses the console. I didn't pay all that much for it, and that was back in 2004.
Keen to know what an approximate value would be now, if anything significant? I get it's in no way a collectors item by any stretch, but a set with complete packaging has to yield some value at least?
@Tendo64 I'd recommend a couple online stores for used NES console/games, but I'm in the US, and you likely don't have Gamestop, EStarland. Estarland has their selling price for complete, or no box, and also their trade-in values.
Interesting to note after having a quick look on eBay as well, some of the mini NES consoles are selling for about AUD$350, while the original is selling for less. Surely just scalpers still trying to cash in on Nintendo's initial 'limited run', years after the fact.
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