snesbits sealed PAL snes Collection

Welcome, snesbits! I see you finally made it!

Always a pleasure to see pics of your Snes collection! You've outbid me many a time!

Ok, you are definitely my hero - the pimp of all nintendostrip-clubs

Let me ask you this: when did you start collecting? Are there games in your collection that you actually bought from the shelf back in the 90s when the snes was still in its lifecycle or did you start later?

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snesbits wrote:started on eBay about 5 years ago I have none bought myself but I have the reciept woth Mario all-stars

I wonder how much my Mimayota signed copy of Zelda is worth considering the following
http://kotaku.com/gaming/shigeru-miyamoto/miyamoto-signed-gba-fetches-over-2k-254948.php

Bought all stuff on ebay?
Interesting.
And when have you started to sell box protectors?

Adol wrote:Nice!But where is Vampire Kiss?
I have a factory sealed one, but never saw 1 with nintendo red stripe..

Haha I wasnt going to pay what you paid for it there is a limit to what i will pay for a game which is not Red Stripe sealed!

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Wow that's a wicked collection
I thought you'd end up on this site eventually

Just out of interest what would consider the price tag to be on the Mystic Quest game?

DJ Villa wrote:Wow that's a wicked collection
I thought you'd end up on this site eventually

Just out of interest what would consider the price tag to be on the Mystic Quest game?

Id like to hope that its worth £175 - £225

Best collection Strange that Starwing has the tear strip on the right side.

Jaffar Sholva wrote:Best collection Strange that Starwing has the tear strip on the right side.

Yes I myself queried this with a few people i know that have the game and all of them are the wrong way up. You still tear it open the same way as a normal sealed game though, which leads me to believe that they are correct because if someone had faked it and put the seal on wrong, the way in which you pull the tap to open it would be the opposite.

I hope this isnt to confusing

ehm... okay....

this price is not realy what you wanr for this or? xD

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SNES-Super-Nintendo-MARIO-KART-SEALED_W0QQitemZ110225119828QQihZ001QQcategoryZ112761QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

snesbits wrote:

Jaffar Sholva wrote:Best collection Strange that Starwing has the tear strip on the right side.

Yes I myself queried this with a few people i know that have the game and all of them are the wrong way up. You still tear it open the same way as a normal sealed game though, which leads me to believe that they are correct because if someone had faked it and put the seal on wrong, the way in which you pull the tap to open it would be the opposite.

I hope this isnt to confusing

Not at all. For some reason, many copies of Excitebike 64 for N64 are sealed in the same way, with only a small fraction sealed the *Proper* way (Ie, tear strip on the left-hand side) - May just be the way that a certain batch of games were processed through the cellophane wrapping machine

PhoenixWright wrote:Very nice, clean collection! May I ask what the difference is between the red and yellow "Super Mario World"?

Red version I have is Euro/English version Yellow box is UK Version - I am now looking for the Red classics version!

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hope you keep it out of the sunlight !! dont want them getting sunfaded !

wow, amazing! But why you put the sealed snes games in a sega display cabinet ^^?

Yeah, my thoughts were along that line, still... lookin good!

That's really cool.
And that's sega i guess because snes ones are smaller.

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hell why i don't live in UK or USA?
damn ..