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I have a guy wanting to buy the cartridge and ROM chips from me. He said something like 10 dollars and I'm willing to let it go but, as you can tell, I know nothing about it. In your opinion is it worth any high monetary value or should I take the $10 and run? Haha, thanks for the help, I really appreciate it

didn't even think of k representing kilobits, haha, that's silly of me. I've not come across another cartridge like this with different games on different chips and that fit into the cartridge. A guy is now wanting to buy it from me but I wouldn't begin to know what to sell it for if I chose to do so. I appreciate all the info. Any ideas as to what you'd pay for something like this as an Atari collector? I was also wondering which you prefer; the six-switch or four-switch "woody" 2600.

Wow, all the answers just bring more questions to mind. Why are they marked 32k if they are only 4? I've not been able to find a cartridge anywhere, proto or eprom, that has a slot to switch-out different ROM chips. I tried searching for both, but to no avail. Anyone know where I can find more info on this particular type of mod?

Any ideas as to the value? I'm not looking to sell it, but my curiosity is tweaked. I have to look through all the games and books to see if the original owner happened to leave his name anywhere.

Hi, I'm new to the forum. I've had an Atari 2600 forever and just purchased two more with some extras. Admist the games, manuals, et al I found a cartridge with a place for ROM chips and a toggle that switches from 16k to 32k. The ROMs have been tested and work, I was just wondering if anyone had ever seen this one before. I want to find out if it's something rare or just an old pet-project. I appreciate the help! Mox