> Hopefully they had insurance through UPS.
Not to the value that would be required to replace them. Like many games, they show up once in a blue moon, more expensive every time.
If anything this is probably only going to inflate the prices further (because it's likely the owner will want to replace them, meaning people can price gouge)
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