> But I wonder if there is really a market of people exchanging game copy for really high amount with 5 or more digits. I worked at a pawn shop for 4 years and

> But I wonder if there is really a market of people exchanging game copy for really high amount with 5 or more digits. I worked at a pawn shop for 4 years and I learned a valuable lesson in this regard. Collectibles are never worth what they say they are because most people don't want them, and the people who do want them never want to pay full price. To quote an old adage: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. The bird in the hand being liquid currency, the two in the bush being a hypothetical valuation of a collectible sitting on your shelf. There are extraordinarily few collectibles that you can throw online and instantly get a full value bid on. Unfortunately old video games is not one of them.