Is someone trying to retire in here?

[surfnmadness]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...28&category=187

 

 

I say we all chip a little in. I got $2.25, now we only need $17,497.75

[bradjewell]

Ive seen a lot better go for less. I think hes got some nerve listeing it for that much, and I dont see that he'll sell it for that?

opinions?

 

 

brad

[Atari and Beer]

I definetely think he's dreaming that he's going to get what he's asking

[MegaManFan]

I dare say if what he's got is worth that much, you could probably buy a Ferrari with mine.

[Room 34]

I agree with everyone else. A very nice collection, but I think he's at least an order of magnitude off.

[jaysmith2000]

I dare say if what he's got is worth that much, you could probably buy a Ferrari with mine.

 

I was thinking the same thing! It may be time to put my collection up for $100k. heh!

[SuperDork3000]

WOW

I would hate to pay shipping on that

[treetsux]

it would be cheaper to rent a uhaul trailer and pick it up than pay for shipping

[bcprs1]

Has anyone seen one of these Motherload auctions ever sell??? It seems like they would be better off doing about 20 different smaller auctions.

[minorleagueguy]

no wonder he's in debt...

[AtariDude]

WOW  

I would hate to pay shipping on that

 

That is exactly what I was thinking

 

Great minds think alike

 

Not to mention the time it would take to go through all those games just to make sure they work!

[Foxy Cleopatra]

no wonder he's in debt...

 

 

He doesn't have Thrill Kill for the PS ... no way he was a serious collector

[ussexplorer]

Hmm, $20,000 in debt. $20,000 sale price on ebay for items. Mmmm, Good idea. (If only it worked that way.)

 

 

Laters,

 

Josh

[ussexplorer]

Hmm, $20,000 in debt. $20,000 sale price on ebay for items. Mmmm, Good idea. (If only it worked that way.)

 

 

Laters,

 

Josh

[ussexplorer]

Hmm, $20,000 in debt. $20,000 sale price on ebay for items. Mmmm, Good idea. (If only it worked that way.)

 

 

Laters,

 

Josh

[moycon]

Hmm, $20,000 in debt. $20,000 sale price on ebay for items. Mmmm, Good idea. (If only it worked that way.)

 

 

Laters,

 

moycon

 

 

$7,000 iffy....$17,000 ridiculous.

[z28in82]

I'm so happy to see this has no bidders yet, Schmucks like this are the downfall of collectors everywhere

[DaveAtari]

...must...resist...urge...to...bid...

 

There it's gone

[DaveAtari]

I'll bet listing that auction was'nt cheap.

 

You buy tons of games

Whattaya get

Another day older

and deeper in debt

[AtariDude]

He definiely would be better off selling the items in pieces. Granted it is a bit more work but more likely to sell. Only a serious collector would be remotely interested in such items and serious collectors probably already have a majority of the items that were listed.

[Lord-Chaos]

He definiely would be better off selling the items in pieces. Granted it is a bit more work but more likely to sell. Only a serious collector would be remotely interested in such items and serious collectors probably already have a majority of the items that were listed.

 

Yes.No one would pay that much for these games.

 

Collectors only search certain games and re-sellers won´t pay that much.

 

He should offer each of the "better" games in a single auction and may offer "not-so-good" games in auctions together with hardware/or 5 games in one auction.

 

This can´t be much more expensive than such an auction.

 

Nobody bids on this , the same with all the huge ,overpriced collections.

 

Thimo

[xulchris]

hahahahahah this is the same guy that was selling the boxed waterworld and halloween and TCM here:

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=3019226437

 

he was asking an outrageous price just for the atari 2600 stuff