Anyone know of a good trs-80 rarity game guide?

[huskers1987]

Im looking for a good trs-80 rarity game guide, thanks...

[mianrtcv]

I think this topic is in the wrong section, that said...

 

I use: http://www.digitpress.com/

 

I just click trs80 with nothing specified or you could hit: http://www.rfgeneration.com/cgi-bin/search.pl

Edited April 23, 2009 by mianrtcv

[huskers1987]

I think this topic is in the wrong section, that said...

 

I use: http://www.digitpress.com/

 

I just click trs80 with nothing specified or you could hit: http://www.rfgeneration.com/cgi-bin/search.pl

Ok, thanks alot,

[AtariLeaf]

I think coco carts are in one of those grey areas where rarity and value don't meet very well. Carts may be rare but there aren't as many collectors out there looking for them. That being said, I'd love to come across a nice big coco find. Haven't had one since the mid-90's

[RangerG]

I collected CoCo for awhile. Rarity doesn't equal higher prices. I would say that all the listed carts in the DP guide can eventually be found cheap. The games are not very playable and there is little demand. There are a few third party titles by tiny companies like Anteco that are incredibly rare. You almost never see them. If you happen to get in a bidding war with the other handful of CoCo collectors, these will go for some $ (maybe $100 tops). I had a CoCo and I liked it, but the good games are found among the disk software.

[huskers1987]

I collected CoCo for awhile. Rarity doesn't equal higher prices. I would say that all the listed carts in the DP guide can eventually be found cheap. The games are not very playable and there is little demand. There are a few third party titles by tiny companies like Anteco that are incredibly rare. You almost never see them. If you happen to get in a bidding war with the other handful of CoCo collectors, these will go for some $ (maybe $100 tops). I had a CoCo and I liked it, but the good games are found among the disk software.

Thanks for all the info , I appreciate it, but do these qualify for media mail?

[mianrtcv]

I collected CoCo for awhile. Rarity doesn't equal higher prices. I would say that all the listed carts in the DP guide can eventually be found cheap. The games are not very playable and there is little demand. There are a few third party titles by tiny companies like Anteco that are incredibly rare. You almost never see them. If you happen to get in a bidding war with the other handful of CoCo collectors, these will go for some $ (maybe $100 tops). I had a CoCo and I liked it, but the good games are found among the disk software.

Thanks for all the info , I appreciate it, but do these qualify for media mail?

 

media mail thread: http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?s...p;hl=media+mail

 

I think the post office does not allow it. There was a topic here or dp about postage for games (video) not qualifying for media mail anymore. Never hurts to double check though. I may be wrong. I only take in games I don't let them out...

Edited April 24, 2009 by mianrtcv