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Super Mario Bros 3 Sold At Auction For US$156000

by Ian Chee
November 24, 2020
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A sealed copy of Super Mario Bros 3 is now the most expensive video game ever. First released in the US back in 1990, it was a great game in its own right, outdoing its predecessors. And it was sold last week at an auction for US$156000 (~RM638352).

This high price allows it to handily push out the previous record holder, the first Super Mario Bros. Back in July, it was sold for US$114000. As for the current record holder, Heritage Auctions says the new high price for Super Mario Bros 3 came down to a number of factors. One was the design. The word “Bros” being formatted to the left was a rare version of it. Later boxes would have the word in the centre right, not obscuring Mario’s hand.

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Another factor in the extremely high price was down to the condition of the box itself. This particular copy of Super Mario Bros 3 was given a WATA 9.2 A+ rating.

Sold alongside Mario during the auction was a sealed copy of Pokemon Red. It went for a price of US$84000 (~RM343728), making it the most expensive Pokemon game sold. It was in remarkably good condition too, with a WATA 9.8 A++ rating.

(Source: Heritage Auctions via The Verge)

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