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Re: FT: rare vintage computer games

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From: shee...
Date: Sat, 24 Jul 1999 00:00
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Edward Franks wrote:

> My glass typewriter shows shee...@earthlink.net typing...
> [Snip]
> > Just out of curiosity, how do you you come up with prices for some of the games you
> > are selling? $150 for Ultima II? I got mine for my Apple II for $10, I was just
> > wondering how you came up with it being worth $150...
>
>         That's the current market value for Ultima ][ (big box version).
>
> --

Well my question is how does one come up with a "market value"?

Some people go by prices on Ebay as being "market value" and those prices are usually
ridiculous. I use Ebay myself but am the first to acknowledge that items often go for
more that they should.

If $150 is the "market value" for Ultima II for the Apple, anyone wanna buy mine off me?
;)

Brian
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Subject: Re: FT: rare vintage computer games
Date: 1999/07/24
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