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Last edited by XJ55; 05-06-2012 at 11:16 AM.
To be honest, as they're nothing but the retail version with a different label, I'd be surprised if anyone would pay more than $50 for these. But that's just me.
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Last edited by XJ55; 05-06-2012 at 11:16 AM.
Just looked on ebay Uk and they are retail carts are going for less than Ł15 and some that have gone unsold for under Ł3, average price is a tenner
at most i would say your looking at Ł30 a cart if someone wants the not for resale versions specifically
if someone offers you $200 then i would bite their hand off mate
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Last edited by XJ55; 05-06-2012 at 11:17 AM.
i say hold on to them sooner or later these will become scarce as they are not the normal version i see their value slowly increasing over time i am still trying to figure out what my pokemon gold is atm
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Nintendo-...#ht_500wt_1202 < look at this :S is that a legitmate value or false? either way i see these carts reaching that price oneday
People can put things on Ebay for any price. If it doesnt sell, then it doesnt matter.
You can't gauge an items value from an unsold Ebay auction price!!!
I think your looking at about Ł25 each for those from a collector only; the data is no different to final as far as I am aware.
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yes the data will be 1:1 most likely and the only change would be the label, slightly more collectable I suppose but definitely not valued into the hundredsOriginally Posted by kiff
Modern demos do.
But this one is not a true demo, its data matches the retail version completely.
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