Mario bros

stss95

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What's a decent Mario bros going for these days? I've had mine for about 7 years and I see prices have really gone up. The only one I see on eBay is like $2600 seems a little high. Mine has a recapped monitor and a new power supply, plays great.
And I dont know why my iPad flips pictures like that sorry...
 

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Mario Bros is a great game and an even better 2-Player game. Yes, I'd say the game has increased in popularity lately.

The dedicated widebody is worth more so since yours is a conversion, it's worth is a little less.

From only looking at your picture and assuming everything works 100%, I'd estimate $750ish.

If you could see that machine to the finish line with side-art, orange speaker grill, high score save kit and (maybe real or reproduction Nintendo buttons and true-flat t-molding) (hard to tell from your pictures for sure)...I'd say you might convince someone to pay closer to $900.

It's going to depend heavily on your location. Denver is red-hot right now so it would sell easily. Not sure in your location.

Also going to depend on if you list here on KLOV or not.

Others could certainly disagree with my assessment but anything made by Nintendo is popular right now.
 
I was at an auction last weekend (southern california) where a non-wide body Mario Bros in seemingly pretty good condition (I didn't inspect too closely, not what I was there for) went for $800.
 
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