For sale Sunday Funday for NES - New In Box

[shaggy]

I was lucky enough to find some New In Box Sunday Funday for the NES. I found several of these and I am asking $260 shipped for these. I also added this for my for sale thread. Any questions please ask.

[shaggy]

Here are some pictures take within the store.

[Warbucks]

I am not a sealed collector..

I would be interested if you have a cart only for sale.

[shaggy]

I am not a sealed collector..

I would be interested if you have a cart only for sale.

Unfortunately, they are sealed.

[esteban]

I am not a sealed collector..

I would be interested if you have a cart only for sale.

Unfortunately, they are sealed.

No worries. Just open it up and Warbucks (or I) will be happy to purchase the loose cart.

PM me,

Thanks!

[shaggy]

I am not a sealed collector..

I would be interested if you have a cart only for sale.

Unfortunately, they are sealed.

No worries. Just open it up and Warbucks (or I) will be happy to purchase the loose cart.

PM me,

Thanks!

Sure, I'll open it up, sell the cart to you for $260.  As a bonus, I'll throw in a box and manual.

[shaggy]

One just sold on Ebay for $305.00: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NES-SEALED-Sunday-Funday-CIB-Near-Mint-Mint-Rare-/262487356732?hash=item3d1d77353c:g:hXAAAOSw3YNXY5K5  Come get this deal!

[Sparky]

Cool, sell it on ebay

[Black Tiger]

Already relisted. I guess none of the bids were legit.

[esteban]

Already relisted. I guess none of the bids were legit.

Hilarious!

And true.

[Black Tiger]

Already relisted. I guess none of the bids were legit.

Hilarious!

And true.

But now that it's in eBay sold history, people can point to it and say "it's worth at least $300". I wonder how many people see a game like this, check the sold history, see the exact same copy, believe that it's worth that much and then proceed to buy the re-listed auction, thinking that they lucked out on snagging a copy?

[esteban]

Already relisted. I guess none of the bids were legit.

Hilarious!

And true.

But now that it's in eBay sold history, people can point to it and say "it's worth at least $300". I wonder how many people see a game like this, check the sold history, see the exact same copy, believe that it's worth that much and then proceed to buy the re-listed auction, thinking that they lucked out on snagging a copy?

Could one of the tech gurus scrape data from eBay and transform it into something more useful?

It would be great to identify:
(1) *potential* shill bidding
(2) Canceled auctions that are re-listed
(3) Sellers who routinely engage in shenanigans (such as #2)
(4) TTi era HuCARDs with jewel cases
(5) Impossamole CIB missing stickers
(6) Keith Courage missing Comic Book
(7) PCE WORKS