Pawn Stars: K.O. DEAL for “Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!!” Game (Season 18) | History
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Length: 5min 29sec (329 seconds)
Published: Wed Mar 24 2021
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I work at a small business game store and every time something like this comes out, we get calls for the next month or so.
"I saw on that thar Pawnsters that a new Punch Out was worth $80,000! I wanna know how much you'd give me for my loose copy! Must be at least a couple thousand."
It happened when a shadowless Charizard sold on auction for $3,000.
It happened when American Pickers told someone their NES model 001 was "the first one made" and must be worth a lot of money.
It happened when BuzzFeed did an article on "black diamond" Disney VHSs.
And I swear to God every single person who comes in with an Atari trade-in says, "I was doing some reading and I think my copy of Atlantis is actually Atlantis II!"
I wish people would realize that for the most part, these shows are for entertainment purposes only and that there is a huge difference between a graded 9+ sealed product and their dirty copy of Punch Out with their name written on it in sharpie.
On the flip side, as a collector, I am glad that collecting is mainstream enough to be on stuff like this cause it always gets people to check their attics and basements for good stuff and get it out into the secondary market instead of collecting dust.
Wata is a scam.