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    Quote Originally Posted by DopenScrapple View Post
    no, the sum is never greater than the whole of the parts. This is the scrap game.
    Im pretty sure he meant reselling them.

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    i know, i was joking...(again)...

    idk what would a super mario bros 1 nintendo game sell for nowadays?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DopenScrapple View Post
    i know, i was joking...(again)...

    idk what would a super mario bros 1 nintendo game sell for nowadays ?
    Might check with the buyer,,

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