Best Offer Accepted. We really don't know for how much it sold. Could be $1; could be $12,999, or anything in between.
 

I'm curious about that. On the listing page it looks like best offer was accepted, but on the feedback page it straight up says $13,000 and there are a few others that obviously were best offers accepted. Anyone able to explain that?

It was discussed here or another thread and the conclusion was it sold for the full amount and the "offer accepted" text is misleading.
 

odd that it shows best offer accepted on the listing but not on the feedback.

I remember this one being referenced when JJ was reverse auctioning his off:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Family-Fu...

Negative feedback left as the buyer never recieved the game though

http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayI...

From the "Compiling the currently 10 most expensive NES games" thread: Seems like there was an SE that sold for 4.8K CAD, about 3750 US$ according to eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Family-Fu...)

Also looks like positive feedback was left -> http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayI...

But then the seller was a n00b with one negative so it might've played a role...

Hi All...

I've recently made the choice to liquidate some of my collection of games to pursue a business venture and have decided to part with something that several of you may have some interest in acquiring; my CIB edition of NTSC Stadium Events.
The game is in amazing shape, as it the box and manual. Some light creasing here and there, but a VERY clean, collectable and complete copy of the rarest NES game in the world.

So... I understand that I am new here and can understand how people might initially think I am just trolling, but nothing could be further from the truth. I am a long time lurker on this, and other sites...but I never really had the need to make a post in the past. After watching Nintendo Quest again reading the awesome article in ESPN Magazine... it reminded me of how much this game means to some of long time collectors and I would love to share this rare piece of primo condition gaming goodness with someone that will actually appreciate it. So I decided to start my liquidation here with the people I know that really want this title.

I will be adding pics shortly and am open to questions and offers. After a deal is agreed on, we can use escrow.com for funds transfer to provide an added level of safety for your new acquisition.
I figure that I will try this for a bit here and then, if no takers I will try Gamegavel or eBay.

Welcome to the site. When you do decide to sell, feel free to make a new thread in the sellers forum. Some things that will make selling a copy of SE easier:

-close up, clear pics of the game, including the PCB (board inside cart) with your screen name and date in ALL the pictures 

-some sort of references


good luck with sale, looking forward to seeing pics. 

Thanks for the tips and the welcome!
I'm looking for my screw driver to open the case up for pics of the PCB currently... and to be clear... the cart is for sale sale currently and I am taking legitimate cash offers.

I also am going to include my boxed Bandai Family Fitness pad and Athletic world. I do not have the manual for either the Pad or the Athletic World in this lot.

...I mean... if you are going to actually play this game... go all in and do it on the Bandai OG pad!

ive been out of the loop for a while. anything remotely interesting happening in the SE game lately? no big sales or any more 5 screw carts? what about labels that arent cut wrong?

Couple sales in the $11-12K range. Devin Pisz tried to move his 5 screw a couple months ago for $18K. Not sure if/what it sold for

Added a November cart sale for $10,376 to the list, if we're missing any please provide a link or some sort of proof and I will get them added.

someone recently bought the faceless stadium events. saw it in josh hamblins facebook group - didn't matt own that one?