If I were to sell a Game Boy b/w and color together in Ebay, for how many people might buy them? or bid??

Question

Would it be better the color? or both? in which way would I get the more money. Any assistance please.

Answer 1

Not many takers.....Sorry, but you have yourself an antique electronic toy that is not very rare. Keep it and enjoy playing it. It comes in handy when you are waiting at the airport or while on stake out for a bounty.

Answer 2

Probably no one would buy them unless they were a die-hard Nintendo fan or something with an insanely large collection of old gaming systems. Selling them separately you might make a bit more, but you could sell them together and put a reserve price on them. Then it wouldn't sell unless the bids went over the X amount that you put in for the reserve. Say you put the reserve for $20. If the bids only got to 19, the item would not be sold, but if they got up 20 or above, the high bidder would get the item as normal.

Answer 3

I'm sorry but I don't think anyone would want to buy that.
Someone MIGHT buy it if they are into collecting Nintendo items. Maybe if you add some games (at least 5) more people will be interested.
My guess is that you wont get more than $20. Good luck

P.S. Try Gamestop or EB Games stores. They take used items for money. BUT they are kind of a rip off. They hardly give you any money

Answer 4

NOT likely - who would want to buy TWO Game Boys at the same time???

Besides - as someone else mentioned - they are BOTH outdated technology... There have been at least FIVE newer versions since then - GBA, GBA SP, GB Micro, DS, DS Lite.

Odds are, there will only be a few bidders - and only if you keep the prices VERY low... You can just go a pawn shop/flea market, and pick one up for $10-20 these days ;););)

Answer 5

Go look at previous sales or current items on ebay and see! Why ask us?

Answer 6

It would depend on what your reserve is, and your starting price.
Hoped that helped:]