gamecube legend of zelda limited edition pack

[mazonemayu]

I'm thinking of selling this, but I have NO idea what its worth.

its a euro limited edition platinum cube, with windmaker & ocarina of time as a bonusdisk. also the cube box has a zelda sleeve

I can't seem to find it anywhere (at least not pricetagged)

[Sheimi]

How much do you plan on selling it for?

~Kiki

[RiilihShimo]

Thats just epic!

How much?

You can always sell it for double of what it was worth when it came out ... i dunno. Thats what most people do.

[mazonemayu]

How much do you plan on selling it for?

~Kiki

isn't that the whole idea behind my question? see what I can squeeze out of it

dunno really, the regular zelda edition (with standard blue cube) usually goes for €150, and this is the limited platinum edition so...

[mazonemayu]

Thats just epic!

How much?

You can always sell it for double of what it was worth when it came out ... i dunno. Thats what most people do.

that would be €600, I don't think I'm gonna get that; unless you're offering

[RiilihShimo]

Thats just epic!

How much?

You can always sell it for double of what it was worth when it came out ... i dunno. Thats what most people do.

that would be €600, I don't think I'm gonna get that; unless you're offering

I would if I could! xD

You can always list it on ebay starting at 99 cents... If that is the only one on there the price will go over a 100 dollars xD

[mazonemayu]

actually, I have no idea how selling on ebay works
I've been a buyer for ages, but have never sold anything.

can't you be ripped off? say you put something there starting at 0.99 like you suggest. and it ends at 5 while you hoped to get more for it, do you HAVE to sell it?

[RiilihShimo]

I am not sure, but I think you do have to sell it.

Id buy it from you if the price was right. It would make a good gift.

Who knows, if you sell it for say $250, somebody would probably buy it because it would be affordable. Or what you could do is hold onto it for a little longer and wait until more pop up on ebay to see what they are going for.

[Gary_b]

actually, I have no idea how selling on ebay works
I've been a buyer for ages, but have never sold anything.

can't you be ripped off? say you put something there starting at 0.99 like you suggest. and it ends at 5 while you hoped to get more for it, do you HAVE to sell it?

i sell on ebay all the time. you can set a reserve, this protects you from having to sell it for to little. i find that using a reserve isnt always the best method. your much better off starting the price at or around the very least that you would sell it for. i wouldnt start this off at 99 cents. if you do that people will wait until time is nearly up before they start to bid for real. meaning you will either need a reserve or have to sell it for less than its worth. gamecubes don't sell for much here but this one is rarer. id say you can at least get the price of each item if they were to sell separately. so with that in mind you should add everything up and use that as a starting point.

[comradesnarky]

I think eBay gives five free listings a month now. You could use those to set a few different prices. For example, you could start high and if it doesn't sell then go low. If there's no unique markings on the cube than I doubt it's worth much unless someone wants the box and the discs really bad. It seems like platinum cubes were used for a lot of boxes like that. Gamecubes are really a dime a dozen.