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In article <4ov752$aat@sjx-ixn2.ix.netcom.com>,
J. G. H. <jeep58@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>mna, what is up with everybody getting rid of there ataris for so much?
>they are not rare at all. if you see this atari to anyone for $50,
>please give me their name and number, and let me try to sell them some
>of my stuff at a extreme proof. if you really wnat to sell that atari,
>i would give you $10, causes thats what it is worth. thanks....J.
>

These have gotten more rare and the demand for them is at that
price.  My roommate and I could no longer locate a 2600 when
he wanted one and went to all the thrift stores that I used to
see them at to no avail.  He bought the system he is selling for
$50 about six months ago without all the games (which he still had from
his childhood).  If you have such systems for sale for less,
I wish you would advertise nicely instead of slamming me.  I
would have liked to have seen your system for $10 six months
ago.  


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