I wouldn't get too excited about the Pokemon TCGs.
The target audience is still kids, and generally, collectors aren't really all that interested in them.
What I'm saying is, there will be collectors for all sorts of cards, but Pokemon TCG isn't exactly a high valued collectible item.

That being said, people still play Pokemon, but not with those cards.
Tournaments happen every year, and cards (sets) get rotated out.
The cards you guys have are ancient. Maybe if you're very lucky, some collector
might buy it... but people that actually play the game would find no use for that.

I've got too much to list but some highlights:

I've got a bunch of ancient software and such:
- A mint copy of IBM's Disk Operating System manual circa 1986.
- Actual 5.25" Floppy Disk set for A-10 Tank Killer including manual.
- MS DOS version of KidPix in box.
- Bunch more but its put away somewhere.

- Original Gameboy with games including Tetris
- Hockey cards from 86-92

I still use my old Sony Sports Walkman from time to time and listen to my old cassettes and mix tapes. Primarily it has AM radio for listening to Blazer and Canuck games, Dan Russell's SportsTalk, and Coast 2 Coast AM for some laughs.

Pokemon cards
dragonball cards
pogs
legos
kinex big ball factory
sega genesis
nintendo entertainment system
playstation (first batch released in north America)
ps2 (also first batch released, cost $500 lolol)
warhammer 40k junk (need to find a nerd to buy these from me)
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pokemoncards
hockey cards
legos
hot wheels cars
game gear =]
pogs
N64
one of the first remote race car tracks =]

I will be moving out of my parents place soon so I should be coming across some good stuff (hopefully).

I do know for a fact that I have a lot of old magic cards from when the 4th edition was out. I wonder if they're worth anything....

pretty sure i spent less than 70$ total on pokemon, pogs, magic cards

but may be 100+ on lego, that was the best toy, may be of all time

lol i cant believe i used to buy pokemon cards for like 7$ per pack

hmmm...300+ archie "double Digest" sized comics, 2-3000 other regular comics starting from the early 80's (uncanny X men, wolverine 4 part series) Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, original Game boy, old BMX/freestyle Magazines, the first issue of Sport Compact Car.

LEGO isn't cheap - a quick look on their website and I see 40 sets/models that cost more than CDN$100 each!

So it won't take long for you to wrack up $100 worth of LEGO.

lego is the best ive got bins of it =]

i still have fully assembled lego sets in a box just collecting dust in my closet lol. can't bring myself to donate this shit; i spent so much time on it!

If they're in good condition, they're worth retail price at the very least, or more if they're from a desirable theme.

So think twice before donating. :)

hmm.. they should be in perfect condition, just dusty. mostly early to mid 90's stuff hah.. oh childhood..

sell them to me.