Video Game Legend of Zelda sells for $870,000

[Indigo Knight]

And the old timers say the collectibles market is dead, ha! Try selling what people actually want to buy.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/legend-zelda-video-game-sells-world-record-870000-auction

https://www.pcmag.com/news/unopened-nes-legend-of-zelda-game-sells-for-870000-in-auction

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/r...lda-sells-for-870000-at-auction/1100-6493785/

On a personal note, I had this game as a kid and I can understand the hype. Everybody loved this game, and despite the fact that many copies were produced, no one thought to keep one sealed and unused. Finding a copy that's been properly stored for 35 years and in near pristine is unheard of, nevermind such an early version.

 

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[ole miss rebel]

Geezzzz, I too had this game back in the '90's. It looks like it was "graded" as well, like baseball cards.
On another note, I've given my wife several of the 1st edition Harry Potter Legos red boxes. She has not
opened them & has been watching the prices skyrocket on ebay.

 

[Indigo Knight]

Well, it was a short-lived record. A copy of Super Mario 64 sold for over 1.5 million!

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-57804089

https://apnews.com/article/business-lifestyle-games-346aec3d0c6710062656807e77604372

This one surprises me more.