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[oakman29]

Seriously great reading Brian.

[999ghosts]

this is rapidly becoming my fav thread to see updated

 

It's now been almost 2 years since I started this thread. I'm glad to see it still thriving! So keep those new posts coming! I love seeing not only the comics but all of the other stuff as well. (thumbs u

 

+1. One of these topic I always open when there are updates. Love it as you get to see some comics you otherwise might never look at. There have been some great finds here already. I need to go to more markets (although I do go to auctions, never have I seen any comics goo yet)

[BlowUpTheMoon]

Yes, this is a fun thread.

 

Instead of my mother throwing away my comics, she picked some up for me at a garage sale. The highlight was G.I. Combat #288, the final issue.

 

 

Got a bargain this weekend as I paid $25 for a working, backup turntable and a stack of well preserved vinyl. A lot of the vinyl will become backups in my collection, but I had to pick them up for the bargain price of twenty five cents each..

 

[Buddy Blank-migration]

 

Great Topic!

 

 

Here is my Flea Market score from 2 months ago

 

[Baron]

I had that Knight Rider 2000 Crash Set as a kid, all that I have left from it is the dinged-up KITT car.

[october]

Not my find, but awhile back my coworker snagged all of these for $50 at an estate sale and gave them to me at cost. I subsequently sold them as a lot and cut her in on the profits.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[BlowUpTheMoon]

[october]

 

I actually uploaded the wrong pics. There were more than just those. Fixed!

[Buddy Blank-migration]

Incredible!

[BlowUpTheMoon]

 

I actually uploaded the wrong pics. There were more than just those. Fixed!

:o

[Hibou]

 

+1 !

[october]

Incredible!

 

I like your Atari 2600. What do those bring these days? Never owned one...

[Hawkman]

Incredible!

 

I like your Atari 2600. What do those bring these days? Never owned one...

 

that is a later version. an atari 2600 jr., released starting in 1984. they run about $80-$100 without games. the original atari 2600's were called "woodys" 'cause of the wood grain.

[Shark]

 

I actually uploaded the wrong pics. There were more than just those. Fixed!

:o

 

Your co-worker got a big bargain there!

[Buddy Blank-migration]

Incredible!

 

I like your Atari 2600. What do those bring these days? Never owned one...

 

that is a later version. an atari 2600 jr., released starting in 1984. they run about $80-$100 without games. the original atari 2600's were called "woodys" 'cause of the wood grain.

 

So far I Got 3 Woodys and some later models (7800) and about a 100+ games(loose and boxed) all found on Flea Markets/Garage sales

[BrianR]

Incredible!

 

I like your Atari 2600. What do those bring these days? Never owned one...

 

that is a later version. an atari 2600 jr., released starting in 1984. they run about $80-$100 without games. the original atari 2600's were called "woodys" 'cause of the wood grain.

 

So far I Got 3 Woodys and some later models (7800) and about a 100+ games(loose and boxed) all found on Flea Markets/Garage sales

 

I buy the stuff up as well. I really like the Wico Command Controllers and buy those as I see them. Maybe I should post a bunch of my Atari thrift store pickups.

[chromium]

Incredible!

 

I like your Atari 2600. What do those bring these days? Never owned one...

 

that is a later version. an atari 2600 jr., released starting in 1984. they run about $80-$100 without games. the original atari 2600's were called "woodys" 'cause of the wood grain.

 

So far I Got 3 Woodys and some later models (7800) and about a 100+ games(loose and boxed) all found on Flea Markets/Garage sales

 

I still have my original Atari VCS I got in 1980 and probably about 10 of the earlier games that came out during that time. My kids played on it last year and it still worked great, I had to find an old TV as I couldn't get it to work on my flat screen.

 

[Jaded Savage]

 

Bought this today at a local flea market. Joker was just in a bag on a table. Didn't believe it was a Mego until I held it in my hand. The clothes were pristine and the white face and hands were gleaming. Truly a mint figure. The lady who owned the booth came over and knocked a few dollars off the price. She took it from my hand and was gonna put it in a bag when she said "Wait a minute, this came with a box." Thats when she pulled out the Montgomary Ward box. She said the lady she bought it from told her that it was never played with. I paid less than what the box states.

 

[Hawkman]

Incredible!

 

I like your Atari 2600. What do those bring these days? Never owned one...

 

that is a later version. an atari 2600 jr., released starting in 1984. they run about $80-$100 without games. the original atari 2600's were called "woodys" 'cause of the wood grain.

 

So far I Got 3 Woodys and some later models (7800) and about a 100+ games(loose and boxed) all found on Flea Markets/Garage sales

 

lots of people sell them for nothing. i've got a woody, an all black darth vader model from 1982, plus an atari 2000.

[Jaded Savage]

A few years back I thought that with emulators the vintage video game market would take a hit. Nice to see I was wrong.