Before you could download off Limewire and before any laptops or iTunes even existed games, program software came in these big boxes. They tended to included the CD 💿 in a hard plastic holder like you would see console video games in or music album CDs but were inside these gigantic cardboard graphic boxes. The content varied from regular software for your PC to our first PC video games.
These are a couple finds I picked up from Savers a few years ago and I think the collectibility will grow, as the market is now growing. However it will take time I believe for the value to increase as people want the IN collection of the time. Either way I think I’ll enjoy finding more of these in the future.

Went to Veecon yesterday- will post more about it later since I’m heading back today, but ended up at a UNO tournament with my guys @thecardcarver and @MojoSports. Mattel announced a new NFL version of UNO and handed out Veecon exclusive gold foils.

I got a Justin Herbert- my QB!- and a Sauce Gardner, which is funny because @Garyvee told the crowd he’d buy any Sauce foils pulled, and I saw at least 10 people pull them at the event. Gary might end up with dozens…

Cool product and fun giveaway.

Not a huge video game collector (yet 😂) but couldn't resist when I came across this CIB graded copy of Cruisin' World.
I'm a nostalgic collector, and looking at this takes me back to the countless hours my brothers and I spent huddled around the N64, completing all the levels so we could trick out our virtual cars as much as possible.
Hopefully it triggers good memories for some of you too.