The State of Graded Video Games: The Future is Bright

Graded video games have seen their ups and downs over the last few years, but what a great collecting space.
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[@one7decimal2eight]

I started buying games last year. Not to collect but to have. Some I owned in the 80s. Some I wanted to own. One thing is certain, you can find 2600 and 7800 games cib and sealed for reasonable prices.

[@Joshsmom]

Awesome content, looking forward to future commentary about graded games

[@collectiblesdad]

More to come!

[@ZiggyNo]

Thx for sharing
Good insights

[@JunkWaxHero]

This is my jam! New Mario game out tomorrow!

[@collectiblesdad]

My youngest son and I will be at Game Stop first thing in the morning lol :)

[@thevideogamecards]

Dustin, is there an email address to contact you on for this channel?

[@collectiblesdad]

hey! Yes, same as my other channel: thepersonalfinancedad at gmail .Looking forward to hearing from you

[@boxwi]

Yeah it's a fun hobby with a lot of upside still. Does it pass the test of "will my kid or my grandkid care about this?" Yes, mostly, at least those games being ones of characters or franchises that have continued on for so long already.

[@Doors067]

Screw having kids these games are for me