VERY Rare Pokemon Perdue chicken promotional disk

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Disk 1 of 3 versions. All versions have the same data except the game to start with. Promotion was short and almost unnoticed. A weird promotion to celebrate Pokemon's 10th anniversary included with select packages of chicken nuggets in 2006. The games on the disk are publicly released on the developer's website and I uploaded the music video and even an image of the disk online www.mycraftinc.net. This is purely a collectors item for the most dedicated of Pokemon fans. As much as I love this disk, I am sure there are people who would want it more.

This disk hardly appears online so I can't really make an accurate base price, it's priceless.
Base Price: $55 USD + Shipping Please make an offer if interested

Will trade for a working NTSC Super Nintendo / Super Famicom with cords.

for: Windows 98se/XP (works on most modern computers)
It's a mini disk (CD). Will ship it in a mini-disk paper case OR standard plastic disk case with bubble wrap. Ships from US, willing to ship worldwide but may cost more.

 

Re-read the rules, you need a date and site name on that paper.

 

oh sorry. I'll fix that.
EDIT: Fixed. And I just re-read the rules before posting this. Guess I missed that bit.

 

You also need to have a set price, unless you're just looking to trade it for something else.

 

It's official. I can't read. So I re-read the thing a couple more times now. As far as I can tell, there is no rule agents making a ridiculous price and asking for offers. I honestly wouldn't know what else to do. The item has nothing to really base a price off of except that it is extremely uncommon and is an official Pokemon product.

EDIT: I think $300 is a good price to leave for now

 

I saw one on eBay today...unsold...for $50. js.

 

After a bit of searching, I was able to find that you are correct in that there is one of the other 2 disks from the promotion currently available on eBay. I can assure you that the disks are generally hard to find. There were originally only about 330 thousand of each disk. Not everyone took the disk out and it was packaged with food, so I am sure many expired and were tossed. The disks are also small and came with no case (unless I lost mine, I think the case was the chicken bag).
The reason the disk went unsold for $50 was because no one is really looking for them (which actually surprises me quite a bit because of Pokemon's popularity). I guess it makes some sense, that there are so many things to collect in such a huge franchise some would be neglected. I just figured that it is technically an official Pokemon disk with official Pokemon games.
I don't expect my disk to sell anytime soon, if at all. I just figured I don't really need it and it would make sense to offer it in case anyone ever happens to want it. (It would probably be most interesting if someone obtained all 3 disks)

 

Well I'm in negotiations with the seller now, so I'll be acquiring that one. Would like this one too, but I wouldn't pay more than $50. Come on dude, you got this for free with some chicken . Not even Big Box US Pokemon Box (The most expensive Pokemon game) commands $300.

 

Can't you really buy a 1 USD acrylic box to send the disc inside? Really? For a 300 USD disc?
If I was the buyer, I would never agree with that... Just saying...

 

The price is only there because Assembler games requires one. I don't expect anyone to pay $300. I want people to give me an offer based on how much they would want it for. I think I will lower it a little more to lessen confusion. I am just trying to get a decent price as I am currently enrolled in college full time and the disk has some sentimental value for me.

Also, if requested, I would send it in a plastic case.

EDIT: Decided to give a real price now. I am not including shipping costs in the price.

 

If it doesn't sell by the end of the month, I'll take it, don't have the spare cashflow atm.

 

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