Should i build in a older EVGA DG-87 or go with a smaller case and sell the Dg-87 as it seems to still be sought after and worth something on the market (also taking suggested price with  and without shipping ) Thanks for any input 

If you still like it and it would work for you keep it. Maybe the only thing you have that’s from EVGA one day as you upgrade over time.

All shipping has gotten totally out of hand because of the new standard of using "dimensional weight" to add a surcharge to the actual weight - shipping a case will be very expensive
 
Price?  check ebay & other platforms
 
 
 
 
 
 

If someone offers you a good price then sell it. You could also keep it as a collector's item. 

 
As mentioned by other(s), shipping is insane for large items now. Even if you don't use it, it's likely not cost effective selling it because of the shipping. I had to toss out my last case. There's a lot of really good new cases out there though, but it really depends what sort of build you are doing.

Something like a Thermaltake V250 would  be ample on space .The 87 would be like setting a pea in a refrigerator imo .Im dumping my NZXT Phantom 920,but when i saw the DG-87 on a local FB marketplace for that price i had to grab it quick.

BioHazardSperm
Something like a Thermaltake V250 would  be ample on space .The 87 would be like setting a pea in a refrigerator imo .Im dumping my NZXT Phantom 920,but when i saw the DG-87 on a local FB marketplace for that price i had to grab it quick.

selling local is the best way to go with this

Shocked people want a case that looks like 1990's television. Shipping that DG-87 wouldn't be cheap. Back in the day evga wanted like $40 for shipping. I would insure it for how much you sold it for plus shipping. Buyer pay for item to be returned.
 
I was going to build a new system 2 years ago, i bought Corsair 5000D airflow case. I still have it brand new in the box. Thinking about building AMD Zen5 system this fall.

Thanks all, Love seeing all the old timers thoughts. I value your opinions. 

MSim
Shocked people want a case that looks like 1990's television. Shipping that DG-87 wouldn't be cheap. Back in the day evga wanted like $40 for shipping. I would insure it for how much you sold it for plus shipping. Buyer pay for item to be returned.
 
I was going to build a new system 2 years ago, i bought Corsair 5000D airflow case. I still have it brand new in the box. Thinking about building AMD Zen5 system this fall.

 
If you're primarily a PC gamer wait for the new AMD chipset motherboards and AMD gaming CPUs which should release in September.