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N64 Sealed & Graded Value Guide

Condition-matched N64 game estimates, confidence labels, sold evidence, current listing fallbacks, and links to the platform's strongest collector guides.

The N64 collectible market is driven by survivorship: the carts and discs that got played and kept are common, but boxed, sealed, and professionally graded copies are scarce, and prices reflect that scarcity closely. Among the most sought-after N64 titles right now are Super Mario 64, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, the kind of grail pieces that anchor a serious collection. N64 values on this page run from about $28 up to $6,100 for the marquee pieces.

Rumble Deals compares 21 N64 items, spanning both games (15) and hardware (6), including 21 sealed and 0 graded listings. Use the grid below to compare estimated market values and sort by eligible prices. Before you buy a high-value sealed or graded copy, confirm the grade and the seller's photos against the notes in our grading guide.

Best of N64

The most collectible picks

1
Super Mario 64 N64 cover

Super Mario 64

$310

2
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time N64 cover

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

$280

3
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask N64 cover

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

$1,500

4
GoldenEye 007 N64 cover

GoldenEye 007

$240

5
Nintendo 64 N64 cover

Nintendo 64

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21 items

Frequently asked questions

What are the most valuable N64 games?
The most valuable N64 pieces we track include Bomberman 64: The Second Attack (around $6,100), The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (around $1,500), and Mischief Makers (around $1,075). These are condition-specific estimates from the latest data bake. Review each page for its source and confidence before comparing values.
Are sealed N64 games worth more than loose copies?
Condition can materially change value, but the size of the difference varies by title, variant, and sample quality. Compare the separate raw-sealed, graded, and loose tiers on each N64 game page instead of applying a generic multiplier.
How do I authenticate or grade a N64 game before buying?
For sealed and high-value N64 copies, review certification details from the named grader and compare the seal, box, label, and variant against trusted references. Rumble Deals covers WATA, VGA, and CGC scales, fees, and submission tradeoffs in the grading guide.
How does Rumble Deals estimate N64 market values?
Each value is an estimate, not an offer. A condition-matched eBay sold median leads when available. Current listing data is used only as a clearly labeled low-confidence fallback, and graded evidence never supports a raw-sealed estimate.

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The Nintendo 64 Sealed Market: Why Prices Keep Climbing

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Values are estimates, not offers. Review the matching and confidence methodology before using a small sample to make a buying or selling decision.