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I was an Avalon Hill games fan as a kid, and one of the things I did was order every single game they had available for the TI 99/4a (which I guess was these two, although I swear there were more). Galaxy was awesome. I played it endlessly as a teenager. I don't recall being particularly impressed by B-1 Nuclear Bomber, however (and, checking out some reviews, I now remember why).

I have a ton of old Atari 2600 (mostly) carts, a lot of them prototypes and I assume rarities... where's the best place to sell them? I also have some other Atari related stuff... I'm not sure eBay is the best market for these items. Specifically, I have a "loaner cartridge" with "Bugs Bunny EPROM Cartridge 8-4-83" on a printed label that someone gave me to sell. How much is it worth? I also have an "Atari -- Kurz-Kasch, Inc." "Computer Games Operators Handbook" ... apparently dating from 1974. There is parts list or two in it is as of January of that year, there is a "Rebound" Service Manual that is copyright 1974, and it lists the following games (along with "screen shot" diagrams): Pong Space Race Pong Doubles Quadrapong Gotcha Superpong Rebound World Cup Football Gran Trak 10 - "Video games enter the second generation with GT10 - the first computer game that simulates all the dynamics of Gran Prix racing...a steering wheell, 4 speed gear shift, accelerator pedal and brake all work to control the video generated car. Electronically-created sound effects build excitement and realism." The previous page also has a matrix matching locations to suggested games, and lists "COLOR COTCHA". The Table of Content has, among other things, "Atari Game Wiring Diagrams"... The Introduction says "It is Atari's hope that this small booklet produced in cooperation with Kurz-Kasch Electronics will help simplify the day-to-day maintenance problems you face in the field." Unfortunately, it is pretty beat up (water damage and mold along the outer edges), but the content is still there. Any idea what it is worth, where I could sell it, etc.?