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Stock Number Name Category Condition Price Quantity Notes 0058-000000214069 Air-Sea Battle Atari 2600 Loose $3.99 1 0058-0000006 Atari Stock Number Name Category Condition Price Quantity Notes 0058-000000214069 Air-Sea Battle Atari 2600 Loose $3.99 1 0058-000000669124 Air-Sea Battle [Text Label] Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000670019 Airlock Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000669111 Amidar Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000677798 Amidar Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000305361 Asteroids Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000498652 Asteroids Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000677855 Atari 2600 System Atari 2600 Loose $49.99 1 0058-000001102682 Atari 2600 System Atari 2600 Loose $49.99 1 0058-000000219867 Atlantis Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000677810 Atlantis Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000677811 Atlantis Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000800693 Atlantis Atari 2600 Loose $4.99 1 0058-000000677847 Backgammon Atari 2600 Loose $5.99 1 0058-000000669118 Barnstorming 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