4 harder to find Atari 2600 cartridges

[hern]

Hey guys, I've got a few old Atari 2600 cartridges that are a little harder to find. These are in good condition, and work just fine. All the labels are intact. Don't want to throw them on Ebay, so if anyone is interested, just PM me.

 

Kool Aid Man (M Network)

Fast Food (Telesys, black label)

Shark Attack (Apollo blue label)

M.A.D. (U.S. games, beveled cart)

 

Hope they go to a good home!!

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

If you have a picture, I may be interested. I was wondering if you can also tell me what kind of case M.A.D. and Fast Food have. You can click the 2600 link in the upper right and search them to see the different variation of cartridges or maybe you already know, either way thank you!

 

[hern]

If you have a picture, I may be interested. I was wondering if you can also tell me what kind of case M.A.D. and Fast Food have. You can click the 2600 link in the upper right and search them to see the different variation of cartridges or maybe you already know, either way thank you!

 

 

Here are the original links on Ebay when I had them listed before. They didn't sell

 

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 250648241602

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 250648230960

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 250648238554

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 260617277348

 

I can make a good deal if you buy all 4 of them.

 

Let me know!!

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

I'll pass but thanks. Just curious but why do you have the first picture at all if the second picture is the actual cartridge that you get. Nearly every first picture looks better than the actual cartridge in the second.

[hern]

I'll pass but thanks. Just curious but why do you have the first picture at all if the second picture is the actual cartridge that you get. Nearly every first picture looks better than the actual cartridge in the second.

 

I couldn't get a good clear picture with my camera and wanted the bidders to know what version they were getting. Wasn't meant to deceive, but so folks could know exactly what they were getting.

[hern]

I'm gonna throw these in my antique mall booth. They are no longer available.

[yuppicide]

.. but all of those games are fairly common to find. I see them at fleamarkets all the time.

 

Mostly Kool aid and M.A.D. with Shark Attack my next most seen.

 

Hey guys, I've got a few old Atari 2600 cartridges that are a little harder to find. These are in good condition, and work just fine. All the labels are intact. Don't want to throw them on Ebay, so if anyone is interested, just PM me.

 

Kool Aid Man (M Network)

Fast Food (Telesys, black label)

Shark Attack (Apollo blue label)

M.A.D. (U.S. games, beveled cart)

 

Hope they go to a good home!!

[hern]

.. but all of those games are fairly common to find. I see them at fleamarkets all the time.

 

Mostly Kool aid and M.A.D. with Shark Attack my next most seen.

 

Hey guys, I've got a few old Atari 2600 cartridges that are a little harder to find. These are in good condition, and work just fine. All the labels are intact. Don't want to throw them on Ebay, so if anyone is interested, just PM me.

 

Kool Aid Man (M Network)

Fast Food (Telesys, black label)

Shark Attack (Apollo blue label)

M.A.D. (U.S. games, beveled cart)

 

Hope they go to a good home!!

 

Not so sure about that, I've never run across them before. The rarity guide lists them as Scarce 4, not very common to find. You'll see them from time to time though.

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

I'm gonna throw these in my antique mall booth. They are no longer available.

 

How much are they at the mall?

[hern]

I'm gonna throw these in my antique mall booth. They are no longer available.

 

How much are they at the mall?

 

Some are price $8 and 2 are priced $10 a piece. Figure they are worth that much.

[Zwackery]

The frequency of finding games in the wild varies across locations; however, with the proliferation of the internet, some of the focus of the rarity system is no longer as sharp as it might have been, and so the availability of these games online, plus the overall decline in value in many loose Atari carts over the last several years might mean that you will not get what you think these are worth, as your previous non-selling eBay auctions indicated.

[hern]

The frequency of finding games in the wild varies across locations; however, with the proliferation of the internet, some of the focus of the rarity system is no longer as sharp as it might have been, and so the availability of these games online, plus the overall decline in value in many loose Atari carts over the last several years might mean that you will not get what you think these are worth, as your previous non-selling eBay auctions indicated.

 

Well alrighty then.

[SpendTooMuchOnAtari]

Man, do your mall thing. However....

 

I agree with the above, if you wanted to internet these, you would have a hard time getting what are wanting for them. These are just too common to find on the net or here at AA Marketplace over a little time. And, to sell quick and at a "premium", those ebay fees hurt too, along with paypal. And, internet sales involve shipping which your mall does not so that hurts single carts like this because of the shipping fee the buyer would have to pay. Your mall doesn't deal with a lot of those parts, see what you can do what you do.