Sold [CAN] [H] Game Boy (Original, Color, Advance) Collection w/ modded consoles, Pokemon games,...

Been collecting all of this for a year or so with the intention of eventually playing, but I find myself only playing my DMG collection. I'm hoping to sell in lots sorted by console at this point, so I've grouped and priced accordingly. However, if you're willing to buy $100+ worth of goods, I have listed individual prices. My threshold is $100 because that makes it worth my time to package everything and hit the post office, and it will make it worth the shipping costs for you.

Should go without saying, but all games are 100\% authentic to my knowledge and expertise. I can show photos of pcbs to any serious inquiries.

Prices do not include shipping.

(Apologies for some of the upside down images...I had a lot to upload and didn't feel like editing them all.)

**I'm also interested in trading for a Switch.*\*

Game Boy Color lot: $330 (I missed a couple games on my first photo shoot. Pokemon Gold/Silver are also part of this lot)

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Details​

Price
Game Boy Color Backlit​

This is a modded Game Boy Color with an AGS-101 screen (GBA SP screen). The shell and buttons are original, which feel much better, imo, than reproductions. Because of this, there is of course a little wear and tear, but it's in overall great shape for its age. The screen protector is a new glass "Game Boy Color Light" screen protector, which has the screen bezel cut perfectly around the active screen area on the AGS-101 screen (because of the AGS-101 screen ratio, GBC games are scaled slightly smaller than the original GBC screen). There's also a custom Game Boy Color Light sticker on the back of the console, and there are 3d printed screw brackets for the top set of screws, allowing you to open up the console if you ever need to (I would recommend not doing this unless you absolutely know what you're doing, but it's good to know that you have the option in case anything ever goes wrong—a lot of backlit GBCs are entirely epoxied shut). Lastly, the speaker has been replaced with a DS speaker, which is slightly louder/higher quality than the original GBC speaker, and the power LED has been restored with a new surface mount component (the original power LED in the GBC won't fit with an AGS-101 screen mod, so you have to use a smaller replacement if you want a power LED). This is basically a one-of-a-kind unit, and I'm definitely a little sad to see it go. However, I'd rather it go to someone who will actually use it!​

$200
Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons​

Good condition. A little weathering on the label. Saves.​

$20
Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages​

Good condition. Saves.​

$20
Pokemon Crystal​

Good condition. Saves.​

$50
Pokemon Gold​

Good condition. Saves.​

$30
2 x Pokemon Silver​

Both in good condition. One saves, the other doesn't.​

$20 for the non-saving, $30 for the saving.
Super Mario Bros. Deluxe​

Good condition. Saves.​

$15
Warioland 2​

Good condition. Saves.​

$15
Warioland 3​

Good condition. Saves.​

$15​

Game Boy Advance Lot:

• $375 with GBA SP
• $385 with original GBA
• $460 with both

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Details​

Price
Game Boy Advance SP AGS-101​

Refurbished by yours truly (i.e. fully disassembled, cleaned, and reassembled). New glass screen protector installed—screen clarity doesn't get much better than this. Hinges work great. See photos for cosmetic details. Shell condition is pretty normal for an old SP, but it's not as bad as many that I've encountered.​

$100
Game Boy Advance AGB-001 with AGS-101 backlight mod​

Refurbished by yours truly and modded with an AGS-101 screen (from an original SP AGS-101). Glass screen protector installed. Also has a voltage regulator installed which maxes out the screen's brightness (way brighter than the normal AGS-101 backlight mod, even with the "extra brightness wire"—the voltage regulator mod gets the screen as bright, if not brighter, than the original SP AGS-101 on max brightness). Shell and buttons all original (I hate reproductions...they're cheap and rattly). Shell shows some normal wear and tear for its age, but it's in much better condition than many I have seen.​

$120
Pokemon Ruby​

Good condition. Saves. Internal battery good.​

$25
Pokemon Emerald​

Good condition. Saves. Internal battery good.​

$30
Pokemon Sapphire​

Good condition. Saves. Internal battery good.​

$25
Pokemon Leaf Green​

Good condition. Saves.​

$35
Pokemon Fire Red​

Good condition. Saves.​

$35
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Four Swords​

Excellent condition. Saves.​

$25
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance​

Great condition. Saves.​

$20
Sword of Mana ​

Excellent condition. Saves.​

$20
Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga​

Excellent condition. Saves.​

$15
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories​

Excellent condition. Saves.​

$15
Super Mario Advance​

Great condition. Saves.​

$10
2 x Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World​

Varying condition. Both save.​

$15/each
2 x Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island​

Both good condition. Both save.​

$15/each
3 x Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3​

Varying condition. All save.​

$15/each
Warioland 4​

Good condition. Saves.​

$15
Classis NES series Super Mario Bros.​

Good condition.​

$15​

Backlit DMGs: $90 each (willing to sell these separately)

Item​

Details
Original Black Play it Loud Backlit Game Boy​

Original Play it Loud Deep Black DMG with white backlight and bivert mod. Shell is in amazing condition and screen cover has been replaced with a glass one. As you can see from the photo, the front LCD has a bit of wear to the polarizer in the top left area, but it's outside the play area. You can see it in the photo with the contrast turned all the way up. It's an extremely minor flaw, but I wouldn't sell without pointing it out.
Yellow Backlit Game Boy​

Game Boy with white backlight and bivert mod in a reproduction yellow shell. All buttons (including Select/Start) are black—along with the Pokemon screen cover, I was hoping this would give it a nice Pickachu theme. The polarizer has a very small "bubble" toward the bottom of the screen, which you can see in the photo where the contrast is turned all the way up. It's really not noticeable when actually playing with normal contrast settings, but I wouldn't sell without pointing it out.​

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