I am going to a flee market on Saterday in rural Pennsylvania were there is a Reseller that if he would get hold of the cart would most likely sell it for ebay prices. (and can't spell Genesis for his life. Genisis rly? ) well I was wondering my chances of obtaining the cart.

Expect the worst, hope for the best.

And get there early.

And don't make fun of people's spelling when you spell Flea Market wrong.

If there's a way you're ever going to get the cartridge for under $60 (or for under $120, really), flea markets, pawn shops, yard sales and thrift shops are your best bet. I'll just warn you that I spent two years searching for an Earthbound cartridge, and didn't find one. The best I got was a thrift store that directed me to a video game store with one in stock, and I had to pay ebay prices. Doesn't hurt to look, of course, but don't get your hopes up.

So good luck! You're probably in for a long ride here.

Yea, and god knows I'm in the middle of classic video gaming NOWHERE!! I swear there is nothing in South Central Pennsylvania.

Hope for the best. You may be luckier than you think, being in a classic video game dry spot. Chances are, if someone's selling, less people will be looking.

A bit outdated and the flea market is probably long passed. If anything I'd try goodwill every now and then if you can get to one easily, your chances are very slim but I have gotten some good finds before. SNES games are typically priced at $3.00 - $5.00 per game and they don't check their games for how valuable they are. I've gotten games worth $30 on ebay for only five before. Again your chances of finding a specific game are slim but you could be surprised.