Hello Everyone,

My name is Zack. I run a video game/hobby store out of Louisville, KY called Card N All Gaming.

Recently, we had a person bring in 1 shy of a complete brick of sealed Zombies ate My Neighbors for the Super Nintendo. All are MINT. Really just wondering if there is any additional value keeping everything together even though it is missing one from the box. 

Any help is appreciated, and if you ever find yourself in the Louisville area, come check us out!



 

Very nice. Can't help with pricing but man, I wish those were the alternate covers...

whats the paper in there, santa claus letter?

our paper from intake

Thanks, thought it might have been a Nintendo paper or some old invoice.

Options I'd consider:

1- Sell all at once if someone makes a crispy offer.

2- Sell one by one, and keep the outer box to be sold with the copy that is in best condition (look for waves in the box, holes in the shrinkwrap, any defects basically). The copy with the box would be priced a bit higher, based on what you have sold the other copies for.

I just don't think the outer box is worth that much, especially in that condition with the tape removed without care.

And purple nails.

Tough call in value. I'd think the shipper box would hold a lot of extra value if unopened. I could see value being in the mintyness but you never know until you shop them altogether a lot of different collectors with different tastes

Ps nice toenails Zack and welcome

I also can't help place value, but I can agree that there is a bit of value in the outer box. I have about 5 nice, CIB SNES/N64 games and I've thought about getting an original box like this, for any game, for the SNES and stacking them in it. I know it's a weird way of displaying the titles, but it felt fun.

Anything pre-2000 from Nintendo seems to have some value. It makes sense that even these old boxes hold a little value. I'd probably pay $20-25 for one (again, I wouldn't care about the game) if/when I was ready to look for one, but if a game is more desirable (is this one, IDK?) then the value will obviously be greater. I mean, if you found a Chrono box, it could probably go for north of $100.

My all time favorite game. This is dope. Thanks for sharing.

Do not keep together. Separate everything to make max profit. Grade them if they are in perfect shape

Nice pickup, and great timing with the post because I will be in Louisville on Monday. I planned to stop by my normal places, but I'm not familiar with yours. Hopefully I can fit it into my schedule as I would like to check out the store.

I gotta know about the toenails!!!

I was also hoping they were all the alternate covers.

The shit you notice right. There's 5 sealed copies of arguably one of the best SNES games and all I can see is those nails lol

To chime in on the real question, Having them sealed in the case might add value but having them all together loose like that doesn't add much value at all. I'd recommend sending them all to VGA and having them grade the higher quality copies(85+ or better) and the rest just sell loose or graded but I wouldn't accept anything under 85 tbh. 

 

I don't think the box adds much or any value, but as a couple people pointed out, there is a market for everything.

It's opened and missing a copy from the the six pack. Sell them one at a time. Offering the box with the best copy as someone else mentioned sounds like a good idea too.

Ill buy a few if your selling them, but I really dont think you will run into any issues unloading these. This was my favorite game as a child.