So I was at a Goodwill last weekend (okay like 4 of them) and apart from that big ass tv I mentioned in some other thread I felt I woudl add this...
The last Goodwill I visited on Sunday had a treasure trove of NES, and SNES goodies all in one lot..
BUT
they were behind glass and you couldn't buy them..
noooo you needed to bid on them (starting at $240) for the lot. with the bid ending sometime this month.....
I lookedat what was there...a NES, and SNES, a Genesis and a few random games (nothing bad but nothing excting warrenting a price tage of it's starting bid.
Needless to say I passed ......
Last time (about a year or two ago) I saw a Nintendo lot in a Goodwill in Austin, TX go for auction along with other "high dollar" stuff...it was not nearly as nice of stuff as what I saw at this other Goodwill in San Antonio, TX, BUT I went to the auction that was heled that weekend...made a trip out of it...drove to Austin, TX which was about 2 1/2 hours away......and started to big...but once it broke into the $120 range I gave up.........that little Nintendo lot (honeslty nothing to interesting) went for $200 ish....
So yeah....I don't know...I just to love going to Salvatoin Army and Goodwill....you'd find really interesting furniture that can be made to look great, sometimes really nice things from the 50's and 60's (to me) for a song....
but it seems that everything get's checked by ebay.