Disc only, no case or manual
- Market comp
- $4.39
- Cash (40%)
- $1.76
- Credit (60%)
- $2.63
A CIB copy of NFL GameDay 2001 comps at $4.65. We pay $0.50 cash or $0.75 store credit. That’s our flat low-demand rate.
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NFL GameDay 2001
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Cash offer · CIB
$0.50
Comp last checked October 27, 2026
Disc only, no case or manual
Complete in box — disc, case, and manual · Flat low-demand rate
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.
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.
We pull the live market comp for NFL GameDay 2001 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.
Games that sell for very little whatever their listed value pay a flat rate: complete-in-box under $7 pays $0.50–$1.00 ($0.75–$1.50 credit), loose under $3 pays $0.25 ($0.40 credit), and copies past the second of the same title pay $0.25.
Market comp · CIB
$4.65
Flat rate
Low-demand
Your cash
$0.50
Pricing data via PriceCharting
A Loose NFL GameDay 2001 comps at $4.39. Cart-A-Vision pays $1.76 cash or $2.63 store credit for one in that condition — the same rate we pay on every trade-in, no per-item haggling.
A CIB NFL GameDay 2001 comps at $4.65. Cart-A-Vision pays $0.50 cash or $0.75 store credit for one in that condition — the same rate we pay on every trade-in, no per-item haggling.
Yes. We buy every Playstation title with a comp on file, NFL GameDay 2001 included. A CIB copy currently pays $0.50 cash or $0.75 store credit.
It comes down to one question: can it be resurfaced to play? If it can, we pay $1.32 cash or $1.98 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.
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