
$72
Not the deal of the day by any means, but it is the cheapest that I've seen it in a long time.

shit! the hartville flea market is basically in my back yard. whenever i go, it is overpriced shit. maybe i need to go more often.Pringles wrote:Went to the Hartville for one of the biggest flea markets in Ohio. Its huge, especially on memorial day, 2,000 vendors, 30,000 visitors. got some pretty neat stuff, and ran out of money.![]()
Here's what i got there (all for about $65 total):
Group Shot
(Sorry for shaky Iphone pic)
Model 2 Genny with 2 controllers and a Model 2 Sega cd: $5
Sealed Crazy Taxi RC car:$10
Crazy Taxi (no manual):$1
NFL2K (No manual):$1
Guitar Hero: on tour: $7
Sealed DS Headset:$5
Atari 7800 Pro-system with 7 games+manuals: $20
NES Game Genie in box, with code book:$5
Boxed Magnavox Odyssey 300 with manuals: $7
Frogger:$1
Madden 2000:$1
007: Tomorrow Never Dies:$1
Punch Out!!! high-score display statue: Little Mac knocks out Glass Joe:$1
Pretty good finds for the price, I'd say.
Don't buy from people in the building, Don't buy from people in the pavilions, there's no deals to be had. just look for people with boxes of junk on their folding tables, and don't be afraid to bargain! All of those prices up there were about half of what they asked. And you gotta go early, and on big sale days, like Memorial day. Labor day is another big one.final fight cd wrote:
shit! the hartville flea market is basically in my back yard. whenever i go, it is overpriced shit. maybe i need to go more often.
there is 1 seller in the building that sells games. i bought a handful of saturn games from him only because they were a little bit cheaper than ebay prices.Pringles wrote:Don't buy from people in the building, Don't buy from people in the pavilions, there's no deals to be had. just look for people with boxes of junk on their folding tables, and don't be afraid to bargain! All of those prices up there were about half of what they asked. And you gotta go early, and on big sale days, like Memorial day. Labor day is another big one.final fight cd wrote:
shit! the hartville flea market is basically in my back yard. whenever i go, it is overpriced shit. maybe i need to go more often.
Yeah, outside's where a lot of the good stuff is. You have to look under the tables, which is where a lot of big bins of stuff gets put. This was all I got, because I ran out of cash. I passed up an Atari 400 with the disk drive, and cassette player. I also passed on a ton of NES/Atari/Genesis games I didn't want/already had. If you can only go certain times go on a holiday like labor day or Memorial day when there's lots of sellers.final fight cd wrote:there is 1 seller in the building that sells games. i bought a handful of saturn games from him only because they were a little bit cheaper than ebay prices.Pringles wrote:Don't buy from people in the building, Don't buy from people in the pavilions, there's no deals to be had. just look for people with boxes of junk on their folding tables, and don't be afraid to bargain! All of those prices up there were about half of what they asked. And you gotta go early, and on big sale days, like Memorial day. Labor day is another big one.final fight cd wrote:
shit! the hartville flea market is basically in my back yard. whenever i go, it is overpriced shit. maybe i need to go more often.
i have only walked around outside a handful of times and have never seen anything worth a purchase. which explains why i have only gone a handful of times. there was, however, 1 seller outside that i found who had a handful of boxed sega games. but they were ALL horribly sun faded. those poor games just sit out in the sun getting roasted for hours on end.
Looks minty! Nice grabdurkada wrote:Kinda pricey, but cool. Got a copy of Ikaruga for the Dreamcast for $40. I hadn't looked in a long time, so I don't know how much its going for. What with the GC version and XBOX Live version, I don't know if anyone cares about Ikaruga for the DC anymore. But I do. And at $40, I was happy to have it.
