Factory sealed Halo edition Xbox (original)

[captain nintendo]

I have a rather mint factory sealed xbox (halo edition). I bought it new, and it's been sitting on a shelf for years.

What do you guys think it might be worth?


Thanks in advance!

- CN

[Bojay1997]

I've seen them sell for $100 to $125 used and up to $200 new on Ebay in recent months.

[captain nintendo]

I've seen them sell for $100 to $125 used and up to $200 new on Ebay in recent months.


Yeah, I have seen them used. But I haven't seen a factory sealed one sell recently. I was hoping maybe somebody would either know about an auction, or remember a recent one.

Thanks.

[Bojay1997]

Yeah, I have seen them used. But I haven't seen a factory sealed one sell recently. I was hoping maybe somebody would either know about an auction, or remember a recent one.

Thanks.

I watched an auction for a new system about three months ago that ended at $203 and another $15 shipping. It looked pretty minty to me, but I didn't bid on it. The auction I recall before that which was around six months ago ended at around $180 with another $20 shipping. I have seen people try to list them with a BIN of $400 or $500, but those have never sold. Depending on the market, you might be able to get $250, but I doubt much more than that.

[The 1 2 P]

I have a rather mint factory sealed xbox (halo edition). I bought it new, and it's been sitting on a shelf for years.

What do you guys think it might be worth?

You should have sold this about two or three years ago. Back then you could have gotten $500-700 for a factory sealed one. Today the price has nose dived to a more reasonable $150-250.

[Bojay1997]

You should have sold this about two or three years ago. Back then you could have gotten $500-700 for a factory sealed one. Today the price has nose dived to a more reasonable $150-250.

Especially now that there are actually some really neat looking themed Xbox 360s including the Halo 3 version and the RE5 version which are much more detailed and interesting than what Microsoft tried to call a Halo special edition box in the Xbox days consisting of just a different color sort-of see-through green case and a couple of logo markers on the system and controller jewel.

[PapaStu]

Especially now that there are actually some really neat looking themed Xbox 360s including the Halo 3 version and the RE5 version which are much more detailed and interesting than what Microsoft tried to call a Halo special edition box in the Xbox days consisting of just a different color sort-of see-through green case and a couple of logo markers on the system and controller jewel.


The Halo 3 one is quite detailed. The RE5 one is just a red shell. Thats less detailed than the Halo XBox. At least that one says Halo on it.

[ProgrammingAce]

The irony is that the Halo LEs for the Xbox1 were just extra debug shells with "non-defective returns" parts stuffed inside

[Bojay1997]

The irony is that the Halo LEs for the Xbox1 were just extra debug shells with "non-defective returns" parts stuffed inside

Really? My understanding is that they produced over 200,000 of them. How did they have that many extra shells and non-defective return parts to create that many units?