I love the salvation army, I have picked up more great stuff there then almost anywhere else.

So I used to go there almost every day... I lived across the street so not going there every day just seemed stupid lol. but on this day I saw a nice looking NES marked $15, jammed in with all the other electronic crap, the lady there knows me and she just gives shit to me almost half price every time lol, so I think I got it for $8-10.   I took it home thinking I would save it for parts or just resell it but when I when to go test it, I fliped the decklid and BAM!  a mint Super Mario Bros 3 cart just wating in there for me  .   That made my day.

Great score, congrats .

One time I bought a system lot off ebay with 5 really common carts like Bases Loaded, Golf, etc. Then when it came in the mail I opened the system to find a Mike Tyson's cart inside! Not the most valuable game in the world, but it has significant resale value and I was quite happy

Can't go wrong with SM3 either!

Nice pickup.. I'm surprised your local Salvation Army still have video games.. The stores around here have nothing, nada, zero...

yeah my salvation army is at the foothills of a really rich neighborhood so all the spoiled people deposite the unwanteds there for a tax write off lol, and I come in and swoop it up. Im in LA soo... I dont really think there will ever be a shortage of gold turning up at these spots every so often.

Nice find, man. Pretty sick with the SMB3 inside the system.

My salvos suck. There's 2 by me, the one over prices everything... and the one rarely gets anything. The best Salvo score I got this past year was Snake Rattle N Roll, Loopz, and a few manuals (River City Ransom, Legendary Wings, Etc) for 4 bucks.

Sweet

My local Salvo's charging $5 for games now. Luckily it's a flat rate so I got Final Fantasy II for the same price some sucker paid for Bayou Billy.

both of the ones here suck so much, they went out of business.

Nice on the FFII score!

I know, I nearly shit myself when I saw it in the pile. I didn't even really intend on going there that day, I just had to park in front of it because it was the closest parking space available to the post office (It was mid-December and I had to ship something out) and figured I'd pop in and check.