OFFERS ON HOLD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!- Atari 2600 NTSC Carts/Proto Carts

[+Wonder007]

OFFERS for the bottom items are on HOLD until further notice.....THANKS!!!!! 9/24/07

 

Hello....

 

I have refocused my priority list. My number #1 priority is acquiring ULTRA RARE Atari 2600 NTSC Prototypes. If you have something to offer me, please PM me. Of course, I'll accept any Atari 2600 NTSC proto, however I prefer ULTRA RARE ones..... In addition, I still need the following............

 

PGP-1- =========

ECPC Romox- ===========

Xante- =========

Square Ultravision Karate- =========

Birthday Mania- ===========

Monogrammed Space Chase- ==========

 

NOTE: These prices are for single carts. If you have anything that is more complete, my offer price will be higher, obviously..

 

I am also interested in any of the rarer homebrews like Video Simon and the like.

 

Next, I am looking for any unique Atari 2600 item.

 

Lastly, if you have any rarity level of 9 or 10 Atari 2600 NTSC BOXED games, let me know (MUST BE MINT or CLOSE TO IT!!!)

 

Thanks for looking.

 

Wonder007

Edited September 25, 2007 by Wonder007

[Tempest]

ECPC Romox- $1,500 (mint)

 

 

You don't want to know what I traded mine for years ago (knock a 0 off that and you're in the ball park).

 

Tempest

[decypher]

Wish I could help ya more, but you already have my protos.

 

 

Jim

[+Wonder007]

Wish I could help ya more, but you already have my protos.

 

 

Jim

 

Hey Jim... I really appreciate your help and all of the protos I bought from you.

[+Wonder007]

ECPC Romox- $1,500 (mint)

 

 

You don't want to know what I traded mine for years ago (knock a 0 off that and you're in the ball park).

 

Tempest

 

Oh my goodness......

[+Wonder007]

Please, no PAL......

[Mayhem]

Asterix NTSC proto? Yeah probably never gonna let it go... never know what might change, I'll keep things in mind

 

And the one I own is actually the one pictured on Tempest's page...

 

http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/asterix/72783.htm

[+Wonder007]

Asterix NTSC proto? Yeah probably never gonna let it go... never know what might change, I'll keep things in mind

 

And the one I own is actually the one pictured on Tempest's page...

 

http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/asterix/72783.htm

 

Hey Mayhem, if you decide to sell, let me know!!!!

[CPUWIZ]

Asterix NTSC proto? Yeah probably never gonna let it go... never know what might change, I'll keep things in mind

 

And the one I own is actually the one pictured on Tempest's page...

 

http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/asterix/72783.htm

 

Looks awefully familiar.

[Mayhem]

Yeah I was thinking as I typed it was the one I bought from you now

[pangasinan]

Please, no PAL......

 

Hey ill take any PAL Protos..

[MattG/Snyper2099]

ECPC Romox- $1,500 (mint)

 

 

You don't want to know what I traded mine for years ago (knock a 0 off that and you're in the ball park).

 

Tempest

 

Oh my goodness......

Damn, makes me want to sell mine. That is quite an offer for one. It's one of only two 10's I own though. I may sell it if my focus shifts but not at the moment.

[+Wonder007]

UPDATE ON WANTS!!!! Thanks for looking

 

Please see Post #1 for more info.....

Edited August 18, 2007 by Wonder007

[DreamTR]

Next week sir, next week...

[+Wonder007]

Next week sir, next week...

 

10-4!!!

[+Wonder007]

Prices changed/updated.

[chubsta]

Sure must be nice to have the disposable income to throw around on 'toys' like that! remind me never to get in a bidding war with you...

[homerwannabee]

PRICES UPDATED.....8/31/07

 

Hello....

 

I have refocused my priority list. My number #1 priority is acquiring ULTRA RARE Atari 2600 NTSC Prototypes. If you have something to offer me, please PM me. Of course, I'll accept any Atari 2600 NTSC proto, however I prefer ULTRA RARE ones..... In addition, I still need the following............

 

PGP-1- $10,000 (mint)

ECPC Romox- $1,507 (mint)

Xante- $600 (mint)

Square Ultravision Karate- $2,500 (mint)

Birthday Mania- $6,500 (mint)

Monogrammed Space Chase- $2,000 (mint)

 

NOTE: These prices are for single carts. If you have anything that is more complete, my offer price will be higher, obviously..

 

I am also interested in any of the rarer homebrews like Video Simon and the like.

 

Next, I am looking for any unique Atari 2600 item.

 

Lastly, if you have any rarity level of 9 or 10 Atari 2600 NTSC BOXED games, let me know (MUST BE MINT or CLOSE TO IT!!!)

 

Thanks for looking.

 

Wonder007

$6,500 for Birthday Mania, $10,000 for PGP-1 :-o :-o

I have a feeling that you might just get these items for that kind of money.

[Rick Weis]

even if jose offered 20K i bet Marco would not sell! (i know i wouldn't!) and i would be shocked if an extra 2500$ would make john sell his...

 

Rick

[homerwannabee]

even if jose offered 20K i bet Marco would not sell! (i know i wouldn't!) and i would be shocked if an extra 2500$ would make john sell his...

 

Rick

Well, I personally thought that CPUWIZ, Marco, and Tempest would never sell their proto's as well. And it turned out that all 3 sold there stuff to Wonder007.

Edited September 3, 2007 by homerwannabee

[Rick Weis]

it's easier to fake a proto then a PGP-1. i don't know CPU and Matt as well as i do Marco, Marco selling his proto's did not surprise me. i have not collected protos for over 10 years now.

 

the fact that protos are easy to fake, are a turnoff to a lot of collectors.

 

Rick

[+Wonder007]

it's easier to fake a proto then a PGP-1. i don't know CPU and Matt as well as i do Marco, Marco selling his proto's did not surprise me. i have not collected protos for over 10 years now.

 

the fact that protos are easy to fake, are a turnoff to a lot of collectors.

 

Rick

 

Well, if you think about it, anything can be faked. I saw a fake Video Life one time, man it looked like the real mccoy except for the word reproduction that appeared. Another time I saw a fake complete Quadrun (the only way I knew it was fake is when the person tore up the box in front of me and then came out with another one. With the equipment that exists today, sky's the limit. I know that not all collectors are into protos because of this vulnerability.....I know, I have a few fakes myself. But, with the huge amount of protos I have seen, touched and own, I know what to look for with protos. There might be a few that slip by me but hey, it is part of the collecting business. That vulnerabilty exists in all collectable items, no doubt about that.

[Rick Weis]

TRUE!

 

you know, i would even buy a fake PGP-1 (as long as it works right)

 

Rick

[+Wonder007]

TRUE!

 

you know, i would even buy a fake PGP-1 (as long as it works right)

 

Rick

 

I second that!!!

[homerwannabee]

it's easier to fake a proto then a PGP-1. i don't know CPU and Matt as well as i do Marco, Marco selling his proto's did not surprise me. i have not collected protos for over 10 years now.

 

the fact that protos are easy to fake, are a turnoff to a lot of collectors.

 

Rick

 

Well, if you think about it, anything can be faked. I saw a fake Video Life one time, man it looked like the real mccoy except for the word reproduction that appeared. Another time I saw a fake complete Quadrun (the only way I knew it was fake is when the person tore up the box in front of me and then came out with another one. With the equipment that exists today, sky's the limit. I know that not all collectors are into protos because of this vulnerability.....I know, I have a few fakes myself. But, with the huge amount of protos I have seen, touched and own, I know what to look for with protos. There might be a few that slip by me but hey, it is part of the collecting business. That vulnerabilty exists in all collectable items, no doubt about that.

As far as fake video games and with fake boxes and the like. One thing needs to be noted. Most likely the fake will probably not be on the same paper. Also the ink used 25 years ago probably is a lot different than the ink used today. Even the way the ink was sprayed is probably different. True, a Quadrun would be easy to fake with the average person. But if you were to stand the fake up against the real one I am pretty sure upon close inspection the average person would be able to spot differences if they were told which one was the real one. Sides if someone wanted to make a perfect fake of a paper product, you would think that person would work at faking a Mickey Mantle baseball card. Something that could net the person over $10,000 if done right. And my guess is someone who has been in the industry for years could easily spot a fake. Of course, a lot of proto types also have a paper label as well which also probably makes it safe from faking.