Mario no Photopi Nintendo 64 · 1998
version
~$650
Loose — cart only
best guess · only 1 sales · rate with caution
○ best guess · 1 sales
~$650
Loosecart
$1,401+
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$650
quick sale · auction
$650
mint · highest recorded sale
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⚠ Held back: our CIB comps for this game looked misclassified (priced below a lower condition), so we've withheld that number rather than show one we don't trust — the exact thing that makes other guides unreliable.
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Graded — WATA / CGC
priced by grade, not one numberWATA 9.4$1,401sealed
Why graded isn't a single number: a graded price depends on the grade and whether it's sealed — a top WATA sealed tops everything, a mid graded sits near CIB. We split it, WATA and CGC priced separately, and never claim to authenticate a seal.
What is Mario no Photopi (Nintendo 64) worth?
Mario no Photopi on Nintendo 64 is estimated here by condition and region from sold-price data, each rated for confidence. Loose carts, complete-in-box (CIB), sealed and graded copies each sell for very different amounts, and PAL and NTSC are separate markets we never average together.
Is a loose Mario no Photopi cart worth anything?
See the "Loose" figure above — it's the most common condition and usually the cheapest; region and condition matter more than rarity.
Why is the sealed price a "best guess" sometimes?
When only a few genuine sealed sales exist — and many "sealed" copies are resealed — we show a clearly rated best-guess rather than a fake-precise number.