How much do you think I could get on eBay?

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Ok welllll this is what I have an I want to sell it on eBay




-Xbox 360 250g slim edition chrome
-multiple games including: Gta 4, BF3( with premium membership), red dead redemption, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 3 (downloaded from market place)with every add on except mothership zeta ( on hardrive), borderlands GOTYE, Battlefield Bad company 2,ghost recon advanced war fighter 2, enemy territory quake wars, NHL 09, madden NFL 12( no online pass) Nba 2k11, COD MW3(elite membership started the day it came out)rock smith( with every thing it came with) FIFA 12(redeemed online pass with an 88 overall CAM for virtual pro an ultimate team with about 20k coins worth)
-2 wireless white contollers but have dent in one of the joysticks works fine though
- rechargeable battery pack with 2 battery's for controller and a USB cable that connects controller to Xbox
-HDMI cable approx 10 feet long
-10$ in Microsoft points to change gamer tag if desired
- also have the first toy soldiers(full game) an the second toy soldiers cold war( trial version but I had a friend put the full game on my hardrive but I still have to unlock it) same situation with mine craft I have full game but just need to unlock it)
- also I have all maps for MW2 an Cod MW and have bought all guns on medal of honor




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What's a good price I could get on eBay plus shipping

am no expert in these things but i saw prices ranging between $50 and $600 for x-boxes of various types.

I don't think you're going to get a whole lot more than anyone else selling used games on ebay would. Are you trying to sell all that together for -whatever- hundred dollars? I've tried that before and found people always want to buy stuff separately so you end up with a bunch of crap you can't sell.

You could probably sell the 360 together with all the big name shooters and dlc around the Christmas season and make decent money off parent's desperate to get their shopping done at once regardless of the price. If I were you I would compare prices for used 360s of your model (search ebay or amazon) then check out the prices for Battlefield,Fallout 3, etc, basically the most popular games that are always popular. Now add up the average price you get, subtract 15-25$ depending on how desperate you are and don't even factor the stuff like the HDMI cable or Toy Soldiers. Just say its part of a "bundle" because I've never heard of that game and don't know if it has any type of collector's value or not. Most collectible games are last generation and further anyway or popular games that had limited prints.

Basically look around, get a rough idea of the prices for the "big" items you want to sell, make a price and try not to think too much about stuff like controllers etc. Compare and contrast prices and think of how desperate you are to make money and consider the condition of all your games. If everything is relatively unscathed, plays well and looks nice you can say its like "like new". You don't have to lie (don't) but try to describe what you're selling in a way that makes potential buyers think they're getting a good deal. If any games are heavily scratched or the xbox has some big dents in it you'll want to account for that and lower your price because (A). No one is going to want to pay anything close to full price for a console that has physical deformities. and (B). If you do lower the price then a potential buyer will think they are getting a great deal, depending on how you describe the abnormality, like "this xbox has a dent it so I'm charging this much less but everything plays well etc etc."

Hope all of this helps you.