About to sell some games and would like to know what you think they are worth

Peanutuk · 19 June 2003, 18:09

....... or rather more to the point , what you think people will pay for them. All titles are boxed, sealed and complete and are in mint to near mint condition. Foods running short so everythign must go......

I have:

Faery Tale Adventure [Amiga - not sealed]
Cutthoarts [infocom - C64 disk, new and sealed]
Battletech The Crescent Hawk's Inception. [PC Infocom]
Suspect. Infocom PC.
Lost Treasures of Infocom II. Floppy PC
Lost Treasures of Infocom AMIGA
Quarterstaff . Infocom MAC.
Suspect. Infocom C64 disk ver.
PLANETFALL by Arthur Byron Cover; An Infocom book
Suspended. Folio version Infocom C64
Sci/fi Powerhits. Infocom Floppy Pc
Infidel. Infocom floppy Mac:
Planetfall. Infocom floppy Mac:
Leather Goddesses of Phobos.Infocom C64
Beyond Zork. Infocom floppy C64

Thanks

Chuckles · 19 June 2003, 18:51

I can't actually say what any of that might go for, but I do know that the Infocom titles (other than the book) can fetch a pretty good price so long as they come with all of the original packaging, especially with all the "feelies" included, and even moreso if they're still shrink wrapped. Special packaging such as the version of Suspended that came in the big box with the plastic mask, or the version of Starcross that came in the plastic flying saucer bring a premium price as well. Quarterstaff may also bring a premium simply due to it's relative rarity, having only been produced for the Mac. I know I've seen websites before where people sold some of these, but I've never seen prices listed. The sellers usually tend to simply take offers, and if they like the offer then they make a deal. Wish I could have been more help, and good luck. One thing is certain - there will be lots of folks interested, from what I've seen in the past.

Adeptus · 20 June 2003, 01:44

Hey, that reminds me...
I still have Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy for C64, in its box, complete with peril-sensitive sunglasses, bellybutton fluff, and all that!

If anyone's interested, let me know.

19 June 2003, 18:09	#1
Peanutuk Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: The North, UK Age: 45 Posts: 1,082	About to sell some games and would like to know what you think they are worth ....... or rather more to the point , what you think people will pay for them. All titles are boxed, sealed and complete and are in mint to near mint condition. Foods running short so everythign must go...... I have: Faery Tale Adventure [Amiga - not sealed] Cutthoarts [infocom - C64 disk, new and sealed] Battletech The Crescent Hawk's Inception. [PC Infocom] Suspect. Infocom PC. Lost Treasures of Infocom II. Floppy PC Lost Treasures of Infocom AMIGA Quarterstaff . Infocom MAC. Suspect. Infocom C64 disk ver. PLANETFALL by Arthur Byron Cover; An Infocom book Suspended. Folio version Infocom C64 Sci/fi Powerhits. Infocom Floppy Pc Infidel. Infocom floppy Mac: Planetfall. Infocom floppy Mac: Leather Goddesses of Phobos.Infocom C64 Beyond Zork. Infocom floppy C64 Thanks

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19 June 2003, 18:51	#2
Chuckles The Ancient One Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Kansas City/USA Age: 69 Posts: 685	I can't actually say what any of that might go for, but I do know that the Infocom titles (other than the book) can fetch a pretty good price so long as they come with all of the original packaging, especially with all the "feelies" included, and even moreso if they're still shrink wrapped. Special packaging such as the version of Suspended that came in the big box with the plastic mask, or the version of Starcross that came in the plastic flying saucer bring a premium price as well. Quarterstaff may also bring a premium simply due to it's relative rarity, having only been produced for the Mac. I know I've seen websites before where people sold some of these, but I've never seen prices listed. The sellers usually tend to simply take offers, and if they like the offer then they make a deal. Wish I could have been more help, and good luck. One thing is certain - there will be lots of folks interested, from what I've seen in the past.

20 June 2003, 01:44	#3
Adeptus epun umop ap!sdn Join Date: May 2003 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Posts: 285	Hey, that reminds me... I still have Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy for C64, in its box, complete with peril-sensitive sunglasses, bellybutton fluff, and all that! If anyone's interested, let me know.

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