What is a New NIB NES-2 Toploader worth?

ars2pdars2pd
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Sorry for making 2 threads in a row, not sure if that is okay or not, but, didnt want to mess up the NA search results.

Anyways, Toploader doesn't have shrink around the system, but owner claims it is brand new - it has the warranty card on the back. 

What would the value be? 

Comments

  • the tall guythe tall guy
    $140ish? I'm not certain, but if the system loose is an easy $50+, a really nice box should command some dollars.
  • ars2pdars2pd
    I think $140-150 is the going rate for a CIB one. Like I said, this still has the warranty paper on the bottom, and everything is untouched inside....



    Didnt know how it would fair vs. the CIB prices...
  • KRSKRS
    Which region console are we talking about?
  • ars2pdars2pd
    *sigh* North - American NTSC
  • projectingstarsprojectingstars
    I think NIB copies are worth around $400, but I don't follow them too closely so I could be off.
  • guillavoieguillavoie
    A Mint CIB Top Loader should be worth around $120-$150 if this is what you wanna know. Absolutely nothing inside is in plastic bag?
  • ars2pdars2pd
    Originally posted by: projectingstars

    I think NIB copies are worth around $400, but I don't follow them too closely so I could be off.


    Okay. Well, I may be able to buy it for $150-200, and didn't know if that was a good price or not.









    Originally posted by: guillavoie

    A Mint CIB Top Loader should be worth around $120-$150 if this is what you wanna know. Absolutely nothing inside is in plastic bag?


    Everything is in plastic except the box (I dont think they ever came with plastic on the box since the warranty card is attached to the back)- Nothing has been removed from the plastic...
  • ulasamosaulasamosa
    I just bought a super ultra fantastic mint NIB one for $250 and rarebucky said that was a good deal so. I'd trust him on anything new/sealed. Also came with an NES atlas and a sealed NIB additional Dogbone.
  • ars2pdars2pd
    ahhh okay, thats what i was looking for image So yours has the warranty card on the back still attached without anything written on it?
  • ulasamosaulasamosa
    Originally posted by: ars2pd

    ahhh okay, thats what i was looking for image So yours has the warranty card on the back still attached without anything written on it?


    correct sir.
  • the tall guythe tall guy
    Originally posted by: ars2pd

    Originally posted by: projectingstars

    I think NIB copies are worth around $400, but I don't follow them too closely so I could be off.


    Okay. Well, I may be able to buy it for $150-200, and didn't know if that was a good price or not.





    Probably a good price for a collection piece.  Might not be that great of a flipper.
  • ulasamosaulasamosa
    Originally posted by: the tall guy

    Originally posted by: ars2pd

    Originally posted by: projectingstars

    I think NIB copies are worth around $400, but I don't follow them too closely so I could be off.


    Okay. Well, I may be able to buy it for $150-200, and didn't know if that was a good price or not.





    Probably a good price for a collection piece.  Might not be that great of a flipper.


    yea mines gettings VGA'd.  Will be my first item from VGA.  But it is so minty fresh its the only way to keep it that way.  I got a super mint NIB Genny 3 and TG16 as well.  Might get them graded too.
  • guillavoieguillavoie
    Originally posted by: ars2pd

    Originally posted by: guillavoie

    A Mint CIB Top Loader should be worth around $120-$150 if this is what you wanna know. Absolutely nothing inside is in plastic bag?


    Everything is in plastic except the box (I dont think they ever came with plastic on the box since the warranty card is attached to the back)- Nothing has been removed from the plastic...

    Oh! Go for it then, you have a deal my friend.

    Last one I had sold for $350 shipped. You could easily resell those for $250+ anytime so that's a winner.
  • NintendoLitchNintendoLitch
    Boxed units sell for between $200 and $250.00, sometimes more. True NOS easily doubles that price, but boxed doesn't mean never used. Sure, sometimes you can find some listed that sell for less, but this is not common practice. I've seen boxed NES-2 units sell for over $500, not-NOS and I've seen NOS sets sell for less than $100 from people that don't know their value.



    If you want to know if it is NOS, check the cables. If they are factory tied, it's a NOS console.



    Dealer Price: Boxed/Complete: XF-$250.00; AN-$300.00 to $350.00; NOS-91-95(NS291-NS295) $400 to $500.00; NOS96-98 (NS296-NS298) $600 to $700; NOS-99/100(NS299-NS300) $800 to $950+++
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