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Hello! I am currently moving & looking to sell off my old Wii game discs.

Though, I am a bit confused what prices, I should sell these games at:

Here are the games, all of them do not have their original manuals.
  • Wii Sports (No original cover.)
  • Mariokart Wii
  • Cars Race-o-Rama
  • Racquet Sports (2 copies apparently.)
  • Barbie as The Island Princess
  • Chicken Shoot
  • M & M's Kart Racing
  • Wii Fit
  • EA Active Personal Trainer
  • Guitar Hero II Legends of Rock
  • Wii Play
  • Just Dance 2
For me, it would be best to sell them off as one package if possible.

Aside from that, thank you in advance for any advice provided.
 
I would look around on eBay, FB marketplace, etc. and see what the going rate is.

Obviously you'll lose value without the manuals.

I Would also dump the games first using cleanrip to test them and make sure to ship with tracking to reduce the chance of fraud.

Maybe see if there's anywhere local, even something like a stool at a market.
 
If you want to check how much the going rate is for what your Wii games are worth on eBay before you sell them, tick the box 'Sold items' in the 'Show only' section, and it'll bring up a list as to how much profit you could earn -- note that there's taxes involved once an item has sold, so they'll slash the combined item price and shipping.

Best to also consider looking at Vinted or FB Marketplace as it doesn't require fees to sell and they're quite reliable.
 
You live in India? Try the local online marketplaces and sell it there.

If it was in a country like Portugal/Spain you'd have Wallapop, Vinted, etc and in England eBay and Vinted (they're almost identical now as eBay lost customers to Vinted so they copied them).
 
Those titles have a nice mix of popular and niche Wii games, so you should be able to find interested buyers with a bit of price research. Checking recent sold listings can help you set fair prices, especially for Mario Kart Wii and Wii Sports. Just like Spotify helps people discover great music, good photos and accurate descriptions can help your games stand out to buyers.
 

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