For Sale
The collection consolidates over time — duplicates and departures get listed so they can go to someone who'll use them. Sales run through eBay with years of seller history behind them.
Currently listed
Gauntlet
The complete factory assembly: Nintendo’s printed label on its brushed-aluminum stand, three screw holes and all, not a reprint on a bare housing. Deep red, crisp yellow lettering, sharp corners, the label fully adhered — only faint hairline marks under close inspection. A licensed Atari title, so fewer kits shipped than for Nintendo’s own games. This is a second example; the one on the topper wall stays.
Rush’n Attack
Konami’s 1987 topper as Nintendo shipped it: the printed label on its brushed-aluminum stand with the three cabinet screw holes. Strong color, sharp corners, no lifting at the edges; light surface scratches across the blue sky and the title lettering from operator handling, nothing through the print. Toppers were one per kit and thrown out with every game rotation, which is why a clean one takes years to surface. A second example — the one on the topper wall stays.
Baseball Stars
The NES baseball game people still play. It arrived in 1989, late enough that far fewer boards shipped than the mid-decade titles. Tested and working, fully original: every Nintendo marking reads B9, with no rework anywhere. Needs a PlayChoice-10 motherboard — it won’t run in an NES.
Captain Skyhawk
One of only two PlayChoice-10 titles built on the “I” type board — Solar Jetman is the other, and both are where a set build stalls. Original ROMs, stickers unlifted, every Nintendo marking reading YW. Needs a PlayChoice-10 motherboard — it won’t run in an NES.
Vintage gaming & electronics
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