A good non-NLE capture card is generally priced in the $50 to $150 range. The exact price depends on condition, specific model, abilities of the card, etc. There's quite a few variables. The ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon cards were originally around $300 each, and now sell for $50 to $100. Again, exact price depends on condition, completeness (all accessories included), specific model, etc.
There is no such thing as a PAL-only or NTSC-only ATI AIW capture card. All ATI AIW cards capture both PAL and NTSC, as well as SECAM, and pretty much every sub-variation thereof, through the composite and s-video inputs. Only the now-useless TV tuner was PAL or NTSC. In the post-analog DTV era, the tuner is obsolete, unless you're trying to record a low-power local channel or your cable company still uses analog signals. Almost everything worldwide is now digital signals (DVB, DTV).
$38 + shipping for an ATI AIW 9600 is excellent. Buy It Now, don't bid. The card is honestly worth double that ($75+).
The ATI 600 USB card is worth at least $50, and routinely sells for up to $75 used. It was $100 new. Bid accordingly.