Retro-Purchase Help.

[McChimp]

Couldn't find any other spot to get some help with this, so here I go:
Anyone know of a good place to track-down a Sega Saturn? Kind've got the itch to get my hands on one and Ebay isn't helping. Anyone got a decent, reasonably priced source?

[sausage]

Saturday morning trawls through garage sales might elicit a free-range Saturn.

EDIT: also school fairs and such; parents are always offloading old electronics to their schools. My missus' school had a fair recently and 2 PS1s and a Saturn plus TANGLE-LOADS of cords/controllers you name it (I think I even saw a light gun) turned up at the white elephant. No, I missed out; I was doing the WTFBBQ.

Anyway, that's another good place to find shit.

[Campdog]

Also try your local cash converters and other shops like that. They can at times have some very interesting things for sale.

[tommy]

Here, I use em all the time

http://www.retrogames.com.au

[McChimp]

Sweeet!

[sausage]

Acknowledgement to tommy only or is it spread around?

I put about 4 minutes into that post. :(

[McChimp]

Sorry!! Acknowledgement to all involved!! Much appreciated.
I'm kind've online shopping at the moment, but I'll have to keep an eye out for any other non-online opportunities that present themselves. Although I've just tracked down someone who's selling 2 Megadrives, an MS and a Nomad (http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Sega-Mega-Drive-Sega-Master-System-2-and-Sega-NOMAD_W0QQitemZ110465792487QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_C onsoles?hash=item19b84639e7#ht_804wt_1165), WITH games, which is awesome. Only problem is the cash issue, as funds are tight now.

[casual_pedestrian]

Does anyone know how much a toploading NES is worth? And how much would one expect to pay for an original NES with box and zapper?

Thanks.

[Australian Ninja]

Here, I use em all the time

http://www.retrogames.com.au

GREAT link, thanks - never seen this site before