So I've never put anything up for sale on Ebay before but I was thinking of putting my small collection of N64 games on there as a bundle. I have a clear green N64 with clear green controller I'm selling to a friend for $20 but, to his dismay, I'm only giving him Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine and some Bike Racing game, the rest, I'm selling

All my games work perfectly (I play them when I go to my cabin) and have no physical defects like marks or scratches or worn stickers on the cartridges. This is what I got and I did some research on Ebay to see average prices for these games as used so this is what I'm thinking (keep in mind I only have the cartridges, no boxes or manuals but these are still the average cartridge prices):
Pokemon Stadium: $10
Hey You Pikachu! with working mic: $25
Super Smash Brothers: $15
Star Wars Shadow of the Empire: $5
Star Wars Episode One Racer: $5
Castlevania 64: $5
And theres a couple others too that I dont remember since I leave my N64 at my cabin I'll have to check next time I go back but lets just say $5 for those last couple together.

I was thinking of starting this bundle at $60 since the price of all the games added up is $70 I think thats fair, right? I looked at other bundles and a lot of them are just a bunch of lame and forgettable games and they're around $30-50 and have a few bids, but the games in my bundle are recognizable and some would say classics like the original Super Smash Brothers, Castlevania 64 and the 2 pokemon games, especially Hey You Pikachu because I only a saw a few posted with mics and they had some high bids, most others were just the cartridge. Of course the value of these games depends on the person who's buying, they're worth more to the right people but I think $60 for all those games is decent. Any advice? Should I sell individually instead?

Edit: BTW, thought I'd point out that I'm not advertising for myself I know thats against the rules...I mean, if one of you guys or gals are interested you can PM me I guess

Not sure about the prices, but with any collection, you'll almost always make more by piecing it out rather than selling it as a bundle.