Reader’s Question:
Will Rashinban buy unopened video games for a good price? I won a game software in a lottery, but since I don’t play games at all, I’m thinking of selling it.
Turning a Lottery Win into Cash: My Thoughts
Hey there, friends! So, I stumbled upon a question from a
fellow reader about selling unopened video games, and it got me reminiscing about a quirky experience I had not too long ago. Imagine this: I was at my local café, trying to get some reading done for my psychology class while indulging in a bit too many pastries—seriously, who can resist a good croissant? Anyway, I overheard a conversation about someone who won a game software in a lottery but had no interest in gaming. It reminded me of the dilemma the reader is facing: whether to sell that prize or keep it unopened. Now, regarding the specific question about Rashinban buying unopened video games, I would say they typically do offer a decent price for unopened items. The user who responded mentioned that unopened games usually fetch a better price than those that have been opened. This makes sense, right? It’s like how people value a pristine condition comic book over one that’s been thumbed through a million times. But here’s the kicker: I also think that platforms like Mercari might be a better route for selling. I remember when a friend of mine tried to sell a collectible on Rashinban and was surprised by how much more he got from Mercari. It’s a bit like a garage sale versus an online auction. You might reach a wider audience willing to pay a premium for that unopened gem. On a personal note, it’s fascinating how the gaming market operates. I once had a friend who collected video games like they were rare artifacts, and he would go to great lengths to preserve their condition. I’ll never forget the time he almost had a panic attack over a tiny dent on the corner of a box. It’s a whole world in itself! At the end of the day, whether to sell it to Rashinban or list it on Mercari really depends on how quickly you want to turn that game into cash and how much effort you’re willing to put into the sale. So, what about you? Have you ever won something you didn’t want and ended up selling it? Or perhaps you have tips on where to sell video games? I’d love to hear your stories or any advice you might have! Drop a comment below, and let’s chat!
