NO, I don't own these. I just can't find a damn sold listing on Ebay, so how much a CIB Mint copy would go?

Thanks in advance!

There's really no recent data out there. It's hard enough to find one period, let alone Mint. I'm interested if someone is selling too

Ahah, I guess it'll go high then

btw Jone, knowing you follow pretty close games value. How much went the last ones you saw?

http://videogames.pricecharting.c...

The cart alone goes for about $100. I'd guess CIB at about $250-325.

Both could command up to $600-800 in mint condition.

You would be suprised how much this game Mint could bring.  I have a rough idea but this wuote would be selling it way short. 

I'm sure not THAT short. I wouldn't be surprised to see them selling for higher than $800, but they shouldn't sell for $1500 either. Maybe $600 was conservatory, maybe $1000 is not out of the line for pristine copies, maybe Amazing Tater could top Spud, but until a said copy sell legitely, $800 is definitely not off.

Anyway, if you got a solid idea of how much it should bring, why don't you wet yourself, help our fellow BrioBriss here and share your estimation?

I just came in to say that guillavoie always has such a great way of putting things. I might just go ahead and foe everyone but him from now on.

I probably have one of  the nicest copy of amazing tater cib.  it's impossible to put a number on it until one sells at auction.  based on  what I have been offered I wouldn't take an offer of $1,200.  so  my estimate is $1,200++  

Yeah the numbers in this thread are low to me as well. Although I'm not as big on Tater, I think Spud's a significant step above it in rarity.

I've been told a Brand new copy of Tater sold for $1500 last year. $1200 offer is pretty nuts.

Well to be honest, the exact price was $1650 in Feb 2012.  It was from Udisi's sell-off.  I like how he left the high prices in the thread.

http://www.nintendoage.com/forum/...

Etler sold one recently too but the end price wasn't public.  I'm sure it was more expensive, ask price was $8k OBO with a an autodecline setting.

Thanks for sharing man, appreciated!

Something I haven't explained though, is that I personally minimize the effect of the minitiness of a GB box on price compared to NES and SNES or other bigger boxes. Why? GB boxes seem to have much more chances to stay mint overtime. Small, square, light but sturdy because of their format, I see way more truly mint GB boxes than any other kind of Nintendo game boxes. Also, I scored much more easily 90 and over VGA grades through GB submission than other kind of cardboard box games. This said, your copy looks awesome, and you have all the right in the world to sell it at your price. But, if I would get a $1200+ offer from a nice NA member on it, I would personally sell it, but that's me.

The same goes for you my good man! Let's foe everyone but ourselves and see what it's like

I've been offered more than $1,200 by multiple people when I had it on eBay.

Why haven't you sold it?

at the time I needed the money. since then works been picking up so I'm keeping it for now.

Also, I assume your copy has the Poster too, correct? If it's Like New then it should be included.

It is.

http://www.nintendoage.com/forum/...

So that's the one that was on ebay for $2000ish OBO?

that would be the one.

Actually, it was listed at $6K OBO. There were a few offers in the $1800-2K range and it went for $2100

Well it's always easier to remember your own sales, I'm just shooting from the hip here

oh i dod not know the price of spud's adventure, i found on ebay 120 doller complet and mint copy , box instruction, and cartridge