The Legend of Zelda
Short answer
A raw-sealed The Legend of Zelda for NES has an estimated market value of $542 based on 9 recent condition-matched sold comps. Confidence is medium, from sold data 1 day old. The separate graded tier currently has a $1,200 median from 5 sales, but it does not support the raw-sealed estimate.
raw-sealed estimated market value
$542
Observed matching range: $108 to $1,500
Catalog updated September 22, 2026, sold comps refreshed September 21, 2026.
Current tracked listing
$350
Asking price, shown separately from sold-market evidence.
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Recent eBay sold comps
The $542 headline estimate is compared only with this raw sealed tier.
Median sold
$542
Range
$108 to $1,500
Sold comps
9 in last 90 days
- Nintendo NES Legend of Zelda Gold CIB Very Complete Matching - Minty Sealed Map Opens in a new window or tab$600Sep 18, 2026
- New Sealed Legend of Zelda Nintendo NES 1987 Classic Series READ DESCRIPTION Opens in a new window or tab$485Sep 10, 2026
- The Legend Of Zelda NES Nintendo Game Oval Seal Complete In Box Sealed Map CIB Opens in a new window or tab$700Sep 5, 2026
- NES H-seam Legend Of Zelda Classic Series Sealed Game Opens in a new window or tab$699Aug 27, 2026
- The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo NES, 1987) BRAND NEW STILL SEALED AUTHENTIC Opens in a new window or tab$695Aug 14, 2026
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 raw-sealed tier is the only sold tier eligible to support this headline. Its outlier-trimmed median uses 9 matching eBay completed listings. Graded, raw-sealed, and loose evidence remain separate.
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The Legend of Zelda value questions
- What is The Legend of Zelda for NES worth?
- A raw-sealed The Legend of Zelda for NES has an estimated market value of $542 based on 9 recent condition-matched sold comps. Confidence is medium, from sold data 1 day old. The separate graded tier currently has a $1,200 median from 5 sales, but it does not support the raw-sealed estimate.
- How confident is the The Legend of Zelda estimate?
- Confidence is medium. The matching raw-sealed tier contains 9 sold comps, and the headline source is sold evidence. That sold data is 1 day old, and confidence is capped as it ages: no higher than medium past 14 days, and low past 30.
- Are graded The Legend of Zelda copies included in the sealed estimate?
- No. Graded copies remain in a separate tier. The current graded tier contains 5 sold comps.
- Where does the The Legend of Zelda 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 21, 2026.