Cash Offer
$14,492.50
Loose · or $15,345.00 store credit
Reference only — no in-house photo on file yet
NES · Trade-In Value
What's Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 Worth? NES Trade-In Value
A Loose copy of Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 comps at $17,050.00. We pay $14,492.50 cash or $15,345.00 store credit. That’s 85% and 90% of comp, every time.
High-Value Item
This item comps high enough that we double-check it in hand before locking in your offer. Here's today's market-based estimate:
Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 value by condition
2 conditionsCartridge only, no box or manual
- Market Comp
- $17,050.00
- Cash (85%)
- $14,492.50
- Credit (90%)
- $15,345.00
Non-functional / As-Is — doesn't power on, priced at 25% of the Loose comp before the standard cash/credit split
- Market Comp
- $4,262.50
- Cash (85%)
- $3,623.13
- Credit (90%)
- $3,836.25
NES Condition Notes
Loose NES carts often show yellowed or sun-faded end labels, and pin-connector corrosion is common on carts that sat in damp storage — worth a contact clean and a boot test before assuming a cart's dead. CIB copies most commonly show corner-wear or crushing on the box's bottom corners, the weakest point in NES box construction.
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Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 — Common Questions
A Loose Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 comps at $17,050.00. Cart-A-Vision pays $14,492.50 cash or $15,345.00 store credit for one in that condition — the same rate we pay on every trade-in, no per-item haggling.
Yes. We buy every NES title with a comp on file, Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 included. A Loose copy currently pays $14,492.50 cash or $15,345.00 store credit.
We still buy it, priced as-is at $4,262.50 comp — $3,623.13 cash or $3,836.25 store credit. As-is items are priced off the standard condition's comp, not rejected outright.
How we get to your offer
We pull the live market comp for Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 on NES, then apply the same locked rates we use on every trade-in: 85% of comp in cash, or 90% in store credit. No lowball guesswork, no per-item haggling. The comp is the only input, and the math is the same for a common nes cart and a grail.
Comp last checked September 5, 2026