Karl Samiec: They are not old enough I'm afraid. Both were published within the last decade and hundreds of thousands of the games are extant. If they are in excellent condition each is worth five dollars, maybe. Store them carefully in a cool, dry place and wait a century.
Cassey Hollinghurst: They are not really considered old so they are not worth much. You would probably get a couple of dollars for them in a yard sale. In fact, they are very recent games. Generally it takes quite a long time for board games to become valuable, and certainly more than 10 or 12 years. And even then, in order to be valuable they must be in excellent condition with all the pieces, preferably unopened, and be a very desired game. For example, an unopened copy of the original Scrabble game - that would be more than 50 years old - would be worth quite a lot, but an opened and used Scrabble game of the same vintage would not be worth a great deal.Here is a link to the "antique" gam! es currently listed in ebay. You may find it interesting and informative.http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_kw=antique&_kw=game&_......Show more
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