Final Fantasy
Short answer
A raw-sealed Final Fantasy for NES has an estimated market value of $550 based on current listing data. Confidence is low. Only 0 matching sold comps are 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
$550
Catalog updated October 5, 2026, sold comps refreshed September 28, 2026.
Low sample: this raw-sealed tier has 0 matching sold comps. The estimate is directional and may rely on a current listing fallback.
Current tracked listing
$550
Asking price, shown separately from sold-market evidence.
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Recent eBay sold comps
No matching sold-comp estimate is available for this tier. The headline falls back to current listing data with low confidence.
No recent raw sealed sold comps found for this title yet. We refresh eBay sold data regularly, so check back soon.
Sold-completed listings from eBay over the trailing 90 days, outlier-trimmed. Comps are a market reference, not an offer.
How this estimate was calculated
The headline uses the stored raw-sealed bucket. The matching sold bucket is empty, so the headline uses current listing data as a low-confidence fallback. Buckets are calculated separately, but listing titles can be misclassified. Review the sale examples before relying on the value.
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Final Fantasy value questions
- What is Final Fantasy for NES worth?
- A raw-sealed Final Fantasy for NES has an estimated market value of $550 based on current listing data. Confidence is low. Only 0 matching sold comps are 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 Final Fantasy estimate?
- Confidence is low. The matching raw-sealed tier contains 0 sold comps, and the headline source is a current listing fallback.
- Are graded Final Fantasy copies included in the sealed estimate?
- The calculation uses the stored raw-sealed bucket, not the separate graded bucket, which has 2 matches. Older snapshots may have mislabeled a graded sale as raw sealed, so inspect the sample titles.
- Where does the Final Fantasy sold data come from?
- The current 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.