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Just looked at 3 Bit Corp carts and 2 had the same type of board

Why do you think they are fake? Is it because you can see what I assume is some sort of a resistor? If that is the only thing you see wrong with it, I wouldn't worry. I many examples of games like this.

looks legit to me

Value is all in what someone is willing to pay. Even many of the rarest games have a track record for sales and putting a "value" on them are much easier. When you are talking about a game where only 3 are known, and then throw in the fact that it is PAL, things become a bit hazy. it has unreal rarity for sure, however, there are less PAL collectors by far than NTSC. It is truly what someone is willing to pay

Decio, Nice to see you finally signed up here. Long time since we have talked. Hope you and the family are well,

Whoa! Always nice to see old members come back. Welcome back, hope all is well.

I did not think it was released in PAL format. This is the first time I have seen one. Cool find, Congrats. Atariboxed has it as an R9 http://atariboxed.com/index.php?go=detail&modul_refnumber=470

I figured it was that. The pricing looks like some sort of average. A few things to consider, The prices you see on Ebay may include shipping as many items are listed as "Free Shipping" and the cost is built into each inflating the price to more than what it would sell for. The second thing to consider would be condition, your carts do not seem to be in very good condition, in fact many look dirty and in poor condition. Lastly, you are selling in a marketplace without any fees, to collectors. You should include any selling references you may have on other websites. If you really want to sell them, have clear pictures of the items including both labels. Use a good camera with proper lighting and take some pictures. Maybe browse through some other listings here in the Marketplace, you will find many examples to use as a guide

can I ask where you are getting your prices from? Are they the price it showed on website somewhere?

I am not sure where or when this was. I think I recall seeing a loaner cart from Xonox that had the pink label. I am guessing early/pre-production.

Curt would probably know better than anyone. Even for 1985, i find it hard to believe that they were selling Track&Field with the controller for just over $2 ea.

That was my first thought as well. I am assuming he is just another scammer. He did not reply to my message yesterday asking why the game would be in an Atari cart shell. Just add him to the list of scammers.

"Authentic" https://www.ebay.com/itm/HALLOWEEN-Authentic-Atari-2600-CLEAN-PINS-TESTED-Wizard-Games-No-007/274417480877?hash=item3fe48e74ad:g:mdgAAOSwq~5e8SFI

Not that I know of. Not Me, that's for sure. Really haven't had the time to go searching as of late. Glad to see you drop in.

Group pic of my Activision Prototypes

I had no idea what proto this was when I bought it. Turned out to be a good one!

I wouldn't have shipped it that way, even if the price was set wrong. You are setting yourself up for a possible return where you will be shipping both ways and refunding the buyer 100%

Bingo!

It was $120 so nothing that will break me. I generally don't sell anything more than that overseas. Tracking can be very iffy in many countries during regular circumstances. Most of my customers have been understanding as well. Just this one that has earned a block!

It can be, yes, as Al stated, you should click on it and read what it was about. Some people throw negative feedback at the drop of a hat without ever contacting the seller. I bend over backwards to try to keep people happy, but you get many people who don't take the time to even message me and they open a case against you or leave bad feedback. As a seller you then usually have to go above and beyond to try to resolve it and get the buyer to do a feedback revision.

I have an item that has been in Customs(Chicago) for 2 months now. The buyer has opened a case against me and I will most likely lose the games and the money. 😠

I believe anytime a top rated seller gets a negative or neutral feedback ebay evaluates it and may remove it. I received a neutral due to USPS for late arrival and POOF! it was gone. It showed up on my monthly report as "feedback removed"

Yes, A courtesy refund is covered by Ebay not the Seller. I have this happen very often. I actually had three items I returned last week for this exact issue. I rarely leave Neutral or Negative feedback, but in a case where the item arrives damaged and a seller doesn't give me 100% of the product price and shipping , they get a Neg. I actually had a boxed game that I paid $400 for come shipped in a plain brown envelope. Not even a bubble mailer. I am not sure how but the box still perfect.

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As a kid, I always trashed my buddy's C64. No idea why, other than it wasn't an Atari!