![PowerFest 94](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj3g68UJPYN87rLKvPn8Dnr2pveP6WeIWaTYnyvtl-R-1eri1KgDY3JoSqxSBxt2MkPP04ewoHmHncE_Uxwk-k-w2U_6_SKudIJSseH0XQuoMQS69ClLN6RtaiI6HSJrKjwfzjWpLdFv8w2/s400/PowerFest+004.jpg)
Earlier this year we sold this one of a kind game from the 1994 Nintendo PowerFest competition for $23,100. The buyer was forced to cancel the transaction though after having some financial difficulties.
The game can be yours for $24,000 or make an offer if you think it is worth a bit less.
3 comments :
So how does one pay for something of this price in one lump sum? Don't most banks limit $1000 per day.
You should have added make offer on the listing.
@anonymous - I thought I had added the "make offer" feature, but I guess I did something wrong the first time. I have added that feature now. Thanks for letting me know.
@anonymous - Generally banks will not have limits on transferring funds. You can do a wire transfer directly to the other person's bank. Or transfer money to paypal then send the funds that way.
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