Imagine buying a video game for $60 then watching it become worth $1.56 MILLION.
In 2021, a factory sealed copy of Super Mario 64 shattered records by selling at auction for $1.56 million.
Not because the game was rare to play Nintendo has re released it multiple times.
The value came from one thing: condition.
This copy had never been opened and earned a near perfect 9.8 A++ grade, making it one of fewer than five known in such pristine condition.
What’s even crazier?
Just 48 hours earlier, a sealed copy of the original The Legend of Zelda had set the world record at $870,000.
Then Mario came along and almost doubled it.
It proves an incredible truth:
The most valuable video games aren’t always the rarest to own they’re the rarest to find untouched.
Sometimes, the biggest fortune isn’t hidden in what you played
It’s hidden in what you never opened.
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