Is there a reputable site out there for valuing games? My grandpa died, and I got a lot of his SNES stuff. I kept what I could add to my collection, but there's a lot of dupes of games I currently own. Most of them have their boxes, too. I just don't know what something like a Donkey Kong Country with the box, manuals and instruction booklets goes for.

Probable Muppet wrote:

Greg the White wrote: Is there a reputable site out there for valuing games? My grandpa died, and I got a lot of his SNES stuff. I kept what I could add to my collection, but there's a lot of dupes of games I currently own. Most of them have their boxes, too. I just don't know what something like a Donkey Kong Country with the box, manuals and instruction booklets goes for. Not really a good site for this. Do your research on what CIB games go for on eBay ect. and use that as a barometer. There is actually a site dedicated to the exact opposite, one to inform people of games going for lower than average prices, sorry don't recall the name of this website. I usually just impulse buy games, I am a collector and have no real interest in selling off my collection as opposed to buying some game and reselling for profit. I would however be interested in knowing what CIB games you are interested in getting rid of. If interested I would pay a fair price and would provide evidence with several links for what it is going for and take your word on there condition.

Thanks, and maybe. I'm just in a state where I only want to have enough things to fit a pickup truck in case I need to pack up and go. Selling is not on the top of my list these days, as cleaning out my grandparents' place is becoming a nightmare. They're some of the '20s-born folks who grew up through the depression, so they saved literally everything they could, including thousands of pieces of small hardware that they didn't touch. The house is a wreck, as they didn't want any unfamiliar people in there to keep it in repair. (Aside: Do not start hoarding shit when you got older, it's just a ton of work for your family. Focus on keeping your home together in a livable, sellable state). I was just impressed, as most of the games are still CIB, and the boxes' edges aren't even frayed.