How much is a Loose Gallop Racer worth?

A Loose Gallop Racer comps at $10.51. Cart-A-Vision pays $4.20 cash or $6.31 store credit for one in that condition — the same rate we pay on every trade-in, no per-item haggling.

How much is a CIB Gallop Racer worth?

A CIB Gallop Racer comps at $14.95. Cart-A-Vision pays $8.22 cash or $12.71 store credit for one in that condition — the same rate we pay on every trade-in, no per-item haggling.

Does Cart-A-Vision buy playstation discs like this?

Yes. We buy every Playstation title with a comp on file, Gallop Racer included. A CIB copy currently pays $8.22 cash or $12.71 store credit.

What if my Gallop Racer disc doesn't play?

It comes down to one question: can it be resurfaced to play? If it can, we pay $3.15 cash or $4.73 store credit for a loose copy (our resurfacing rate). If it can't be resurfaced to a playable state, it's $0 — we don't pay for discs that won't play.

Playstation · Trade-In Value

What's Gallop Racer Worth? Playstation Trade-In Value

A CIB copy of Gallop Racer comps at $14.95. We pay $8.22 cash or $12.71 store credit. That’s 55% and 85% of comp, every time.

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Playstation

Your offer

Gallop Racer

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Cash offer · CIB

$8.22

or $12.71 in store creditMarket comp $14.95

Comp last checked October 13, 2026

Every condition

Gallop Racer value by condition

3 conditions · same rate on each

LoosePS1-01

Disc only, no case or manual

Market comp: $10.51
Cash (40%): $4.20
Credit (60%): $6.31

Headline offer

CIBPS1-02

Complete in box — disc, case, and manual

Market comp: $14.95
Cash (55%): $8.22
Credit (85%): $12.71

No-PlayPS1-03

Disc doesn't play: if it can be resurfaced to play, it pays a working loose copy's offer less the 25% resurfacing cut. If it can't be resurfaced to a playable state, it's $0.

Market comp: $10.51
Cash (30%): $3.15
Credit (45%): $4.73

Playstation Condition Notes

PS1-era jewel-style cases are brittle and prone to cracked hinges and broken center tabs, the same weak point PS2 cases are known for. Disc rot — a cloudy, bronzing degradation on certain manufacturing runs — shows up on some PS1-era pressings; check the playing surface under direct light rather than assuming a scratch-free look means a clean read.

No guesswork

How we get to your offer

We pull the live market comp for Gallop Racer on Playstation, then apply the same locked rates we use on every trade-in: 55% of comp in cash, or 85% 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 playstation disc and a grail.

Market comp · CIB

$14.95

Cash rate

55%

Your cash

$8.22

Comp last checked October 13, 2026

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