Chrono Trigger
Short answer
A raw-sealed Chrono Trigger for SNES has an estimated market value of $1,236 based on 1 tier-labeled sold comp. Confidence is low, recorded in the September 28, 2026 snapshot. Only 1 matching sold comp is available, so treat the estimate cautiously. The graded bucket is shown as a reference, not directly added to the raw-sealed calculation. Check sample titles for possible condition-label errors.
raw-sealed estimated market value
$1,236
Observed matching range: $1,236 to $1,236
Catalog updated October 19, 2026, sold comps refreshed September 28, 2026.
Low sample: this raw-sealed tier has 1 matching sold comp. The estimate is directional and may rely on a recorded asking-price fallback.
Recorded asking price
$650
Asking price, shown separately from sold-market evidence.
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Newest recorded sale: July 24, 2026. Stored eBay history.
The $1,236 headline estimate is calculated from this stored raw sealed bucket. Check the individual sale titles for condition accuracy.
Median sold
$1,236
Range
$1,236 to $1,236
Sold comps
1 in the stored snapshot
Low confidence: only 1 matching sold comp is available for this tier.
- Raw sealed$1,236Jul 24, 2026
Stored completed listings from eBay, outlier-trimmed. Comps are a historical market reference, not an offer.
How this estimate was calculated
The headline uses the stored raw-sealed bucket. Its outlier-trimmed median uses 1 tier-labeled eBay completed listings. Buckets are calculated separately, but listing titles can be misclassified. Review the sale examples before relying on the value.
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Chrono Trigger value questions
- What is Chrono Trigger for SNES worth?
- A raw-sealed Chrono Trigger for SNES has an estimated market value of $1,236 based on 1 tier-labeled sold comp. Confidence is low, recorded in the September 28, 2026 snapshot. Only 1 matching sold comp is available, so treat the estimate cautiously. The graded bucket is shown as a reference, not directly added to the raw-sealed calculation. Check sample titles for possible condition-label errors.
- How confident is the Chrono Trigger estimate?
- Confidence is low. The matching raw-sealed tier contains 1 sold comp, and the headline source is sold evidence. This confidence label was recorded with the September 28, 2026 snapshot and has not been refreshed.
- Are graded Chrono Trigger copies included in the sealed estimate?
- The calculation uses the stored raw-sealed bucket, not the separate graded bucket, which has 0 matches. Older snapshots may have mislabeled a graded sale as raw sealed, so inspect the sample titles.
- Where does the Chrono Trigger sold data come from?
- The stored sold-comp snapshot uses eBay completed listings that pass title, platform, region, condition, and non-comparable gates. The comp snapshot was last refreshed September 28, 2026.