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Kamikaze | Sep 4 2017, 01:07 AM Post #1 |
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Try conventions, because a lot of vendors there are collectors unloading doubles. Most of them do not care about manuals or a beat up box and unload them cheap. I've picked up some nice Gameboy Zelda and Pokemon manuals over time for €1 each. It's a bit hit or miss, but worth a shot. No UK experience, but mainland Europe ![]() |
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Kamikaze | Sep 4 2017, 10:48 PM Post #2 |
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Manuals can be expensive, but on games like that most of the time it is cheaper to buy a cib copy than piece one together. A Conker cart goes for about a 100, the manual for 50, the box also 50, but a cib can be found for 150 to 180 Do not expect these kind of "rare" manuals to be cheap at conventions either. A Little Samson manual will still cost you an arm and an leg. But common stuff can be found for really cheap. |
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Kamikaze | Sep 7 2017, 02:06 PM Post #3 |
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That's true as well. It really depends. Getting it piece by piece can be a pain, specially boxes for more uncommon or desired games. Those ain't cheap either. But it really depends on budget you can spent and how badly you want it cib. |
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