Anyone collect Atari 2600 label variations?

[riffraff]

I have a decent label variation collection and will be selling games off in the near future.

 

Just thought I'd check to see if anyone here is interested before I piece things out.

 

LMK

[+iesposta]

I have three Yar's Revenge: regular, Sears and red label. And Parker Bros Q*bert and red label Atari Q*bert.

That's enough to satisfy my collecting needs, though I would like a Pole Positn

[krslam]

I'm always on the lookout for variants. Whacchagot?

[atariluvr77]

I keep every varaiant I find... but generally I don't pay a premium for them... I'm not talking major label variations though, there are guides that have the labels broken down into the most minute differences... I think there's like 30 variations of Combat for instance... I might take a peak at your offerings though

[Atari_Bill]

I have a decent label variation collection and will be selling games off in the near future.

 

Just thought I'd check to see if anyone here is interested before I piece things out.

 

LMK

 

Sears Pic labels?

[riffraff]

I will have to really look through them to see what's special but mostly they are very small differences between labels on common games. I am not sure why I wanted to collect so many variations.. but I did in some cases.

 

Hmm I forgot that I had put these into my database.. Now here is a list although it may be out of date (I'm sure I've sold some games that weren't taken out of the DB)

 

http://www.riffraffgames.com/cgi/games.cgi?2600/h/1/b/t

 

LabType = label type (usually text or picture)

LabFG = color of the foreground text

LabBG = color of the background

Misc = some other way to try and describe the variation

 

Again, I don't have everything on the list, but most of the common stuff that has label variations I should still have.