They had a Commodore VIC-20 for $25, with just the AC adapter and RF cable. There was a boxed copy of Star Wars Arcade for 32x for $8, and a Jakks Pacific Atari plug-and-play for $5. There was also this double-sided record player (it had a slot in the front you put the record into), but it said it "needs work" and I couldn't see a needle on the top cartridge. (I'm 100% certain it was a record player and not a Selectavision player because it had a 33/45 speed select switch.)
Maybe they were more picked-over than usual because they just opened?






