What should the bidding price on eBay be on 10 Nintendo 64 games?

Question

I want to sell some N64 games on eBay but I have no idea how much they are worth. They are all just the cartridges, very good condition, work perfectly.

They are:
Mario Kart 64,
Super Smash Bros.,
Mario Party,
Mario Golf,
Yoshi's Story,
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (gold cartridge though I'm not sure this means anything),
Diddy Kong Racing,
GoldenEye 007,and
Rugrats Scavenger Hunt.

Please and thank you. =)

I followed the advice of searching the games one by one on eBay to compare and found out that someone was selling six games (five that I have) for $71, and it had 6 bidders. And some of these games even run for $20. That's actually really, really surprising. I'm kind of undecided whether to sell these games or not though.

Answer 1

This bundle has several harder to find games in it.

Everything except for goldeneye is more or less a collectable game.

Answer 2

If you don’t know how much an item will sell for, do a search for the item on eBay under COMPLETED LISTINGS. This will give you any items matching your key words that have sold over the last 30 days. This is an excellent way to find starting price, buy it now price, number of bids, number of different bidders, and page views for the item.

Remember, an item’s value is determined by how much someone will pay for it, not how much you think it is worth. Searching COMPLETED LISTINGS is a valuable tool that will help you gain insight on how much an item may sell for.

Answer 3

Well... I bought one for $20 (complete with 4 controllers and 14 games, and as a bonus, and SNES console that was missing all the cables/controllers) at a garage sale three weeks ago. I definitely wouldn't start higher than that... and if your not throwing in some games, I'd start a lot lower. Heck, you can buy a used GameCube system for $30 at Gamestop, and the N64 predates that by several years.

Answer 4

Sence they are old you cant get much for them like at Gamestop or other stores. Ebay is a good thought. I would start the biding around 20 or 30 bucks. Try searching for one game out of those games and see what they go for. But remember they are old so not many people will probably want them. You can probably find someone whos a gamer freak and wants them bad. And will probably start bidding high. Good luck!

Answer 5

How badly do you want to get rid of these games? I hate to tell you this, but I think you might just have to start at 99 cents....seriously.

Try typing in each of these games into eBay's search feature. Are there any bidders for any of these games??? If not, there might not be a whole lot of people who even want these games.

I guess you could start your bidding off at $5 or even $10, but I doubt you will get even one bid.

Answer 6

At my local EB toys i can get 20 games for 10$.I wouldent bother on ebay becasue the shipping is way overcharged.If i were you i would get cheap games at a local store and spend money modifing your system.Im a real fan of old system modding.But if you still want to but these games id look around 10-15$ max.

Answer 7

you wont get much probaly under 50 bucks but if you have the 64 too then keep all the stuff for a while then sell it

Answer 8

between 7 to 15 dollars

Answer 9

$5-keep the games for another 30 years and they'll be in the hundreds of dollars, your not gonna get anything for these now.

the gold case doesn't mean anything, I have that game too but oracle of time is way better...

Answer 10

I would say no more than $50-$60. since the n64 is so outdated