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Hobie-wan - Next-Gen
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Re: Flintstones Dino Peak, Little Samson, & more RARE NES in
It would also depend on what the number stamped in the back label means. Is it a factory number? To people that are spending the $$$ on these, keeping it with the right one might matter. I know I've occasionally been OCD on keeping the original bit of something together even when I could have swapped for another that is pretty much identical.
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Re: Flintstones Dino Peak, Little Samson, & more RARE NES in
I guess I consider swapping cartridge backs similar to swapping out jewel cases.
It's really up to you, but I can understand if people would rather have a scuffy original back than a clean replacement one.
It's really up to you, but I can understand if people would rather have a scuffy original back than a clean replacement one.
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BoringSupreez - Next-Gen
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Re: Flintstones Dino Peak, Little Samson, & more RARE NES in
I have absolutely no issue with swapping cart backs on cheap, non-rare games. Holy grails are a different matter though. The new back would have to be the same as the old one.
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frrrosty3 - 16-bit
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Re: Flintstones Dino Peak, Little Samson, & more RARE NES in
Just wanted to let everybody know that Cowboy Kid and Wacky Races end in less than 4 hours. Don't forget to tell me if you win so you get a 10% discount!
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Stark - Next-Gen
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Re: Flintstones Dino Peak, Little Samson, & more RARE NES in
frrrosty3 wrote:Just wanted to let everybody know that Cowboy Kid and Wacky Races end in less than 4 hours. Don't forget to tell me if you win so you get a 10% discount!
Dang, if a Racketboy forum member won Flinstones that woulda been $200 off!
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Zombie_X - 16-bit
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Re: Flintstones Dino Peak, Little Samson, & more RARE NES in
Man those games are worth that much? I have two copies of the Flinstones game and my cousin has the Little Samson game in box...
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sonic2041 - 24-bit
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Re: Flintstones Dino Peak, Little Samson, & more RARE NES in
Zombie_X wrote:Man those games are worth that much? I have two copies of the Flinstones game and my cousin has the Little Samson game in box...
Are you sure its the same Flintstones game. There is a different one that is worth about 1/500th of that.
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pakopako - Next-Gen
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Re: Flintstones Dino Peak, Little Samson, & more RARE NES in
Holy cats, those numbers were excessive. I hope frosty got paid.
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