Graded Game Sales Report: Oct 6 – Oct 13, 2026
698 graded-game sales settled this week at a $355 median: here's what moved, what beat its comp, and how the market broke down.
Week of Oct 6 – Oct 13, 2026 · 698 settled sales
515 of 698 sales had confirmed prices · hottest grader PSA · most active console PS2
Sales that closed well below their like-for-like comp this period: potential buys, or signs of softening demand.
| A++ | A+ | A | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9.8 | $1,238 (12) $599–$15,177 | $2,125 (8) $499–$4,552 | $3,000 (1) |
| 9.6 | $2,750 (4) $1,200–$18,999 | $680 (13) $200–$7,522 | $4,125 (2) $1,500–$6,750 |
| 9.4 | $2,825 (4) $400–$3,700 | $1,814 (21) $225–$30,000 | $1,987 (4) $699–$3,599 |
| 9.2 | $4,900 (2) $4,800–$5,000 | $452 (18) $200–$6,000 | $898 (3) $517–$6,300 |
| 9.0 | $2,000 (1) | $1,912 (10) $133–$12,000 | $327 (3) $230–$400 |
| 8.5 | $250 (1) | $1,862 (8) $820–$5,750 | $1,725 (7) $108–$5,000 |
| A++ | A+ | A | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9.8 | $180 (94) $33–$7,500 | $450 (83) $36–$20,000 | $725 (14) $180–$2,000 |
| 9.6 | $392 (16) $113–$2,039 | $299 (74) $33–$5,999 | $395 (28) $46–$3,000 |
| 9.4 | $52 (3) $18–$375 | $225 (34) $30–$1,100 | $275 (17) $41–$6,995 |
| 9.2 | $80 (1) | $157 (8) $22–$1,600 | $275 (10) $56–$1,224 |
| 9.0 | · | $48 (1) | $247 (2) $44–$450 |
| 8.5 | · | $115 (2) $110–$120 | $218 (5) $99–$600 |
Median & range by grade × sub-grade for collector franchises (last 90 days). (n) = sample size; dimmed = thin data. Cardboard-box games command a premium over disc-era at the same grade.
| Console | 9.8 | 9.6 | 9.4 | 9.2 | 9.0 | 8.5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PS2 | $500 (31) | $287 (30) | $264 (18) | $150 (7) | $41 (2) | $110 (1) |
| GameCube | $700 (18) | $500 (31) | $378 (9) | $562 (8) | · | $525 (2) |
| N64 | $599 (5) | $825 (6) | $1,814 (11) | $1,606 (12) | $1,120 (5) | $1,000 (11) |
| Switch | $123 (43) | $385 (2) | $55 (4) | · | · | · |
| Game Boy Advance | $2,250 (11) | $625 (10) | $588 (8) | $200 (7) | $1,500 (5) | $855 (7) |
| Wii | $325 (18) | $250 (13) | $139 (5) | $143 (4) | $116 (3) | $99 (1) |
| NES | · | $5,000 (1) | $3,400 (8) | $1,098 (7) | $925 (9) | $500 (13) |
| PS1 | $875 (20) | $525 (8) | $259 (4) | $115 (2) | $300 (1) | $564 (2) |
| PS3 | $166 (20) | $180 (9) | $107 (6) | $110 (1) | · | $108 (1) |
| Nintendo DS | $797 (18) | $340 (8) | $356 (6) | · | · | · |
| Nintendo 3DS | $225 (23) | $175 (4) | $180 (1) | $250 (1) | $132 (1) | · |
| Game Boy | $7,500 (1) | $1,080 (5) | $1,750 (10) | $3,265 (2) | $1,475 (4) | $500 (7) |
| Xbox 360 | $275 (9) | $275 (12) | $225 (5) | $375 (3) | · | · |
| SNES | $2,000 (1) | $589 (2) | $1,310 (4) | $333 (4) | $550 (6) | $658 (8) |
Median notable-title sale by console across grades 9.8–8.5 (last 90 days). A 9.8 is not one market. Disc-era grails top the list while high-population modern games sit far lower.
| Sealed | CIB | Loose | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cardboard-box | $600 (1167) | $450 (686) | $350 (453) |
| DVD / case | $260 (2627) | $275 (141) | $270 (1467) |
| Console | Sales | Median | Sealed | CIB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PS2 | 88 | $210 | $200 (39) | $46 (1) |
| N64 | 77 | $507 | $514 (48) | $350 (10) |
| Xbox 360 | 68 | $210 | $194 (38) | $90 (1) |
| Switch | 51 | $275 | $260 (12) | · |
| PS1 | 49 | $437 | $1,000 (23) | $350 (5) |
| NES | 46 | $261 | $670 (10) | $255 (17) |
| SNES | 36 | $483 | $700 (23) | $849 (1) |
| GameCube | 33 | $500 | $503 (24) | $435 (2) |
| Nintendo 3DS | 27 | $255 | $250 (8) | · |
| Xbox | 26 | $275 | $249 (19) | $250 (1) |
| Game Boy Advance | 25 | $600 | $610 (14) | $1,300 (1) |
| Game Boy | 22 | $1,002 | $570 (5) | $1,200 (13) |
This period's volume and median by condition, per console.