Whats the best way to get retro games etc. valued?

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  Dannyboy1111 year, 5 months ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  Yes look at ebay
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  BustaLinx1 year, 5 months ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  Is ebay a good benchmark?

  
  I'd say so; there's a large audience and you can see the 'market value' for your items - ie how much people are willing to pay, or have paid in the past few weeks - by using the 'completed listings' option.
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  kezxxx1 year, 5 months ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  But I've just watch skyrim get bid up to £41 on there when you can get it for £22.50?
  
  There seems to be a gulf between very similar items too.
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  NFS1 year, 5 months ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  As above eBay is a good starting point and just look at completed listings as you should get a rough idea of prices. Their is a retro shop in our city centre and the girl that runs it bases her prices on eBay and then cuts them slightly and seems reasonable prices.
  
  Picked up a NES a while back in near mint condition but not had much chance to use it
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  alanlukeb11 year, 5 months ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  kezxxx

  But I've just watch skyrim get bid up to £41 on there when you can get it for £22.50?
  
  There seems to be a gulf between very similar items too.

  
  Alot of people have more money then sense when it comes to last few seconds and they want they game all about luck really.

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