Steve,
Thanks for the reply. A few items (under 10) have gone now, but none of those collection/compilation boxes.
They can be seen here:
Sierra Award Winners (different shots shows different contents):
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2827.JPG
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2828.JPG
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2829.JPG
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2830.JPG
Golden 7:
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2831.JPG
Sierra’s Value Pack:
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2832.JPG
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2833.JPG
NOTE: Missing Hoyle disks.
Sierra’s Value Pack 3 in 1:
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2834.JPG
Sierra’s Quest for Adventure: (Australian only release I think)
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2835.JPG
Dynamix Sample Pack:
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2836.JPG
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2837.JPG
Sierra’s Action Five:
http://smc.sq7.org/assorted/100_2838.JPG
NOTE: Missing Zeliard manual.
I hope that satisfies your visual needs 🙂
As for eBay, I’ve sold games there before, but for me it’s a last resort. I want genuine collectors buying from me, I want the games to go to a good home.
Quite often I have a near-perfect condition box that I simply don’t want to be treated poorly, or resold. Collectors simply don’t do that 🙂
But of course, given that Sierra fans seem to hardly ever reply to these kind of threads on any Sierra forum I’ve ever visited, eBay is a likely end result for the unsold ones.
Regards,
– Alistair