A "watershed moment".
A video game fan named Eric Naierman, who also happens to be a dentist, recently forked out $US1.02 million for a bunch of first-edition sticker-sealed video games. While he's not the first person to do something like this, it's a reminder of inflating retro market prices.
So, what do you get for parting with this amount of money? Around 40 factory-sealed Nintendo games, which were carefully assembled by three Denver-based collectors over 52 years. A number of the games in this transaction are believed to be the only copies in existence.
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A video game fan named Eric Naierman, who also happens to be a dentist, recently forked out $US1.02 million for a bunch of first-edition sticker-sealed video games. While he's not the first person to do something like this, it's a reminder of inflating retro market prices.
So, what do you get for parting with this amount of money? Around 40 factory-sealed Nintendo games, which were carefully assembled by three Denver-based collectors over 52 years. A number of the games in this transaction are believed to be the only copies in existence.
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