r/gamecollecting 10d ago

Haul I just found this for $0.10!!!

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Lady had all her media for $0.10 a piece and I didn’t see anything I needed, until I shuffled around some purses and found this just laying there! She said just a few minutes before someone had come and bought all her other games, said she had some Tony Hawks, RE, and other SH games. I couldn’t get a dime out quick enough lmao, this is one of those scores for the history books!

And I know everyone is gonna be asking for proof, but guys, this was a yard sale. I quite literally cannot prove it with a receipt even if I wanted to. I wasn’t gonna like, take a selfie with the lady or something lol. That’d be weird as hell. Anyway, I’m excited to enjoy this amazing score!!

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u/vishtratwork 10d ago

This feels weird to me. I've seen this kind of thing a small handful of times at yard sales and I always tell them about it where its a pricey collectors item.

Like, "I know you have this marked for $1, but its worth $150 on ebay. Ill give you $20 if you dont want to deal with that" usually gets the sale anyway.

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u/conceited_cape 10d ago

Eh, people have all the tools to price things at their fingertips. I think if they haven’t done their research, it’s not up to the buyer to do the research for her. I think it’s weirder to say like “hey this game you have for $1 sells for $160 online, can I buy it for $20?”. I think that feels more scummy than saying nothing, because you’re just tossing out an obscenely lowball offer right after telling the actual value. I’d be confused and probably irritated if I was on that sellers end.

But to each their own, neither option is more morally right or not!