Sold them on Ebay to what I presume is a collector or reseller of vintage clothing. I learned a lot about the history of jeans by doing that kind of stuff. Basically the older Levi's tags are in capital letters LEVI'S (called big E Levi's) and other construction details are different. For example, the denim used to be made on shuttle looms which is used to make what is called selvedge denim. Some companies still do that today, but people like the nostalgia I think of clothes from when they were young (or wearing clothes that your parents would have worn when they were young). Collectibles in general are really having a boom, but some video games are really doing well. The Saturn was popular in it's day, but obviously Sega has kind of faded away from making new consoles. Just like with baseball cards, rare coins, etc. the condition is key. A game with it's box and instruction manual will be more than a loose game. If it is new in box it will go for even more.