crunchysuperman

I don't display mine - they're in plastic drawer units, and yes, I bag the really rare ones.

That's just wrong, guys.

Yup, that's what I was thinking. Awesome Sears collection, 5th!

A box was found?

lol! Can I take one of them off your hands then?

Video Life, NIB But actually, I'm a bit more fond of my illustrated Sears Superman.

Bah . . he was an ice hole anyway.

Just after the crash to stock up on all those future rares.

#4 please.

So how did it come to be known as Air Raid?

These often come off relatively easy with a heat gun. However, these are often later games from Atari and thus in the "cheaper" cartridge shells they produced later. If they are the carts with the two holes under the main label (at the end where the cart is inserted into the system) I am not interested in those as it's too easy for the label to become indented over these holes. ..Al So is that to say that gray labels with a sliding dustcover (not the open ended style) would be ok?

Those labels are awesome!

What about gray labels? How tough are they to remove?

That's funny!

Somebody jump on this - that's a really good price!

What do you need a rat for?

Rats! I only need one of those!

http://cgi1.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?bidderblocklogin

Nasty email sent. What a prick!

Regardless of whether you bid on the first day or in the closing seconds, if someone bids higher you lose the auction. IF you know the maximum you're willing to pay it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter whether you're outbid by some measley amount or by hundreds of dollars the end result is still the same. IF you have a max dollar amount in your head and you are sticking to it, you either win or lose the auction depending on how much the other bidders have bid. It doesn't matter if they have 3 days to chip away as you put it, or one last second snipe. The end result is always the same. I guess you've never had a shill bidder run you up to your max bid right away then, have you? Sniping solves that.

It would certainly increase the length of many auctions. Therefore, ebay would get even slower due to the greater volume of open auctions, not to mention their increase in cost for hosting (which they would no doubt pass along to everybody). Also, how would you like ebay dynamically increasing your fees based on however long the auction ends up lasting? (as opposed to the original 7 day listing fee) No thanks.

Looks like we're waiting the winter out.

The only two text variations I show are in the end label. One has orange text, the other is yellow.

I have six variations of this label, and there might be more.

Holy crap!