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While matching my variants against Wizewonathome's spreadsheet, I noticed that this Bowling with a UPC code on the bottom says it is from INTV corp instead of Intellivision Inc:

The term "no 'insert to line'" cart is potentially misleading, as there are three types of cart tops. The early ones, with no line, the next ones with the line and "insert to line" text, and then there are some with the line, but no text.

I have the Word Fun from Keith's archives, as well as the rest, though I am missing the accordion fold Math Fun (I have the top staple). Mentioning it, as it probably an additional "known" copy of Word Fun.

The Intellivision Stampede patch is already higher than the Beamrider patch was with less than hour left today. (the Stampede patch ends Monday)

The winner said it was the only Activision patch he was missing, though I certainly did not expect it to go for that much (since the loser had to bid almost that much)

World Series Baseball is more like $100-$150, based both on Pricecharting.com and my experience selling them over the last couple of years. But then Pricecharting has Tower of Doom and Thunder Castle higher.

Thanks all for answering my question about Happy Trails. I have decided I don't need these, so have listed them on eBay, individually in auctions, one per day for the next eight days in the Blue Sky Rangers' store.

the back of my box has the same blackouts. The blacked out text under the console is NFL Football Cartridge The blacked out text in the Baseball description appears to be "double plays" This boxed unit #723 is also the only made in USA console that I have.

OOPS wrong thread (though it makes some sense here and no way to delete it) the back of my box has the same blackouts. The blacked out text under the console is NFL Football Cartridge The blacked out text in the Baseball description appears to be "double plays"

Consoles or boxes?

I have no idea where the cutoff would be. I think this unit may have belonged to Mike Minkoff, who was at Mattel at the time the unit first came out. I didn't dig out the box enough to check the text on the back. Will try to do that some time soon. There is no manual in the box at present. I have a 2609-0920 (E) manual that may be the earliest I have.

My serial number 000723 box looks the same as CMart's 110 box, except my Baseball sticker has some damage. I also have the matching unit, which worked the last time I tried it.

what kind of "full inside" view do you want when it not a gatefold box (or one with a tray). Intellivision Inc, INTV, Coleco are all just open flap boxes (Along with some others)

Keith Robinson had gathered a collection of eight Activision patches. Some discussion in the Deals thread prompted me to dig them out and take a look. The first place I found a list of the patches was http://www.gooddealgames.com/articles/Activision_Patches.html . From that, I can see that I have the listed Intellivision badges for Stampede, Worm Whompers and River Raid, but a slightly different patch for Happy Trails. Also, Atari 2600 patches for River Raid and Stampede, and the 5200 patch for Dreadnaught Factor, along with a Beamrider patch that is not shown. Looking again today, the list at https://www.digitpress.com/archives/cc_patches_intv.htm shows the Happy Trails patch that I have (and not the slightly different one shown at gooddealgames) and it shows the Beamrider patch that I have, along with the Dreadnaught Factor patch that was identified as 5200 both at gooddealgames and the Deals thread. The black background patch is from gooddealgames. here are the Happy Trails and Beamrider patch images.

I am surprised to see Royal Dealer in a no-line cart (with or without a double label). I thought those had been replaced earlier than that.

Found one more decent copy of the Sarajevo '84 patch with the Go For The Gold ribbon - https://www.ebay.com/itm/304308444814

And they went well below the asking price that someone has for their fixed price listing (as I expected)

While going through some cartridges, I found this shell which has a solid back - no screws, no glued panel. It has a board in it somehow, though not out as far as needed, but I have no idea how it would get in there. Anyone seen anything like it? It does have a Mattel copyright on the bottom, and an insert line without the text on the top.

1983 catalog - https://www.ebay.com/itm/304278856825?hash=item46d86ee479:g:ts0AAOSwxRJhyQQN 1982 catalog (3 hole punched) goes live Tuesday at 1pm PST. Turns out the 1982 catalog without the holes punched is water damaged. I may still put it up later, but will put up the good one first.

I did bid on a bunch of the other items from that seller, but that is more than I want to pay when I only need the box (though I guess I could sell the loose cart and get a bunch of it back like I did with Congo Bongo)

I have some I was planning to put up in auction next week. One of the 82s I has NOT been the three-hole punched. I am not expecting nearly that much money from them.

I can confirm this was done. I have a Diner box with Slap Shot glued to the front (the only copy of the Diner box that I have that matches the Repro version). Also had one on a Night Stalker box, which we tried to remove, but not really successfully.

Both my slotted and unslotted Space Battle 0410 HK have the sticker. Not convenient to get pictures for the next week or so.

On all the original games, the Mattel Electronics presents text is in the EXEC ROM. The EXEC ROM in the Sears unit has blanks there instead. The Sears unit is not "blocking" anything, it is replacing it before it gets generated.

Rev and I both have an interest in PCB variations, and removing them also makes the package a lot lighter (and cheaper to ship). Extra boards I would just give to eWaste