Stuffmonger
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It'll be about a mile from my house, so I think I'll go try to sell my slots there. Just wondering if anyone else is planning to go.
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Smallest auction yet. Maybe 20-30 games tops and only 4-5 pins. It's pretty sad when LA can only produce these dinky little game auctions when the rest of the country appears to still have pretty decent, well stocked auctions. I am wondering what this is saying about the hobby here in Los Angeles?
Capt Chris' auctions are not bad. They seem to be better than Superauctions, at least in So Cal. The games are pretty clean, and the ones that are working are powered up for most of the preview.
It's not up there. They don't have a website or anything? They just advertise on craigslist? If that be the case, I'll likely miss the next one too just because I don't check craigslist every week.craigslist orange county type in arcade auction anaheim
It says that the cosigners aren't willing to let their games go for almost nothing.
That's the point of an auction. "Item most go, for what bidders are willing to pay" If you want a certain amount, put it on Ebay w/ a reserve or sell it on Craigslist. You're just wasting everyone's time by bringing stuff to an auction to fake-bid it up.
The best Super Auctions were when they had a shit-ton of games from some old Amusement Park warehouse or whatnot....where it was truly a "THIS STUFF HAS TO GO!" situation. No vested interest there fake-bidding the games up. That's when auctions were FUN. Soooo much stuff there that anyone there could get an awesome bargain and go home happy w/ some games. The auctions in the past year or so have been really pathetic.....but, I still show up, hoping that MAYBE one will have one of those "gotta go" stashes.
I was there for a few minutes and ended up leaving. But I am curious if anyone saw how much that Neo Geo 4 slot MVS cabinet went for?
It went for around $375. I bid on it up to $150. Damn, it was clean!
It didn't have side-art, only had 2 of the not so good games in it, and I didn't see a card reader or credit lights. Also, if I remember right, the screen was pretty faded looking. Would probably require a cap kit. I don't think that it was an actual big red, but can't really remember since it didn't catch my eye enough to warrant a thorough investigation.