War 3010 on SNES sealed! How much

[LifeGame]

Hi guys, i recently got a brand new factory sealed War 3010 for the SNES and i was wondering if any of you have one and how much it could be worth as the guide says its pretty rare and expensive for a loose copy!

Let me know, thats it!

[Gabriel]

Hi guys, i recently got a brand new factory sealed War 3010 for the SNES and i was wondering if any of you have one and how much it could be worth as the guide says its pretty rare and expensive for a loose copy!

Let me know, thats it!

Really? I have a copy of this with a box that I got for $10, and I got 2410 along with it for free.

[raregamergirl]

This should be moved to the antique roadshow sticky, but here is a link to an estimated value
http://cgi.ebay.com/War-3010-The-Revolution-Super-Nintendo-SNES-NEW-NR_W0QQitemZ180116028000QQihZ008QQcategoryZ62053QQ ssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
basically? it goes for under $30 sealed

[LifeGame]

Im the winning bidder on your link and there is only one game like this available on ebay without the stores which have one sealed copy for 50$+shipping! so im still satisfied and i dont think many people have a sealed copy.

So who else has a sealed copy thats what i want to know.
Thanks

[cyberfluxor]

Even though you're the one who's the winning bidder doesn't mean it's worth even $22 sealed. The rarity guide is an estimate that will always change depending on market demands. Those $50+ in the eBay stores will stay there until someone with a large enough will to feel it's worth the monies to pick it up. I'm not saying it's worth nothing just the "investment" value isn't something to bank on for retirement.

Now do I own a sealed copy? No. I only own a few sealed games but those are sealed for one of two reasons:
1) I don't currently own the system (1's PSP, another Xbox)
2) I already own a loose copy to play off. (No reason to open)

And quite frankly I'm one of those that won't pay a premium for a sealed game because it just won't be played and I'm mainly a gamer. Cool game and grats on the win though!

[outsider]

Honestly, eBay store prices are almost always on the high side.

It's a game that isn't in demand, so the value is pretty low for a sealed SNES games of its rarity rating.