GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024

Statistics About The Most Expensive Pokemon Game

The most expensive Pokemon game has an average price of $510 on the secondary market.

Last Updated: June 23, 2024

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In this post, we will explore the most expensive Pokémon games ever sold in auctions, showcasing the astonishing prices these rare and sought-after titles have fetched. With top auction prices reaching staggering amounts, Pokémon collectors and enthusiasts have proven their willingness to pay top dollar for these coveted pieces of gaming history.

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"Pokémon FireRed version has a top auction price of $17,000 for factory-sealed copies."

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"Pokémon Black and White sealed versions have retailed for $13,500 at auctions."

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"Pokémon Crystal for the Game Boy Color has auctioned for $15,000."

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"The Pokémon Platinum version has been auctioned for up to $14,200."

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"A rare, limited-edition Pokémon Yellow had a selling price of $35,200 at an auction."

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"Pokémon Sapphire sealed copies have been known to sell for up to $20,000."

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"Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team copy has sold for $9,300."

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"A limited edition of Pokémon Stadium sold for $25,000."

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"The Pokémon Silver version reportedly sold for $13,000 at a major auction."

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"Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team has sold for $9,600."

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"Pokémon Emerald, in pristine condition, has sold for up to $16,750."

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"Pokémon Green, released only in Japan, has sold for up to $22,500 for mint-condition copies."

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"Pokémon SoulSilver in unopened conditions has been sold for $12,400."

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"A boxed, unused copy of Pokémon LeafGreen sold for $15,500."

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"The most expensive Pokémon game ever sold was a sealed copy of Pokémon Red, which sold for $84,000."

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"A limited-edition Pokémon Colosseum bonus disc sold for $12,300."

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"Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness has reached a sale price of $10,800 for mint-condition."

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"A first-run print of Pokémon Ruby fetched $18,000 in an online auction."

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"A sealed copy of Pokémon HeartGold has fetched $11,900."

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"Pokémon Puzzle League, a less common title, sold for $8,000."

In conclusion, the Pokémon franchise has proven to be a highly valuable commodity in the gaming world, with collectors willing to pay top dollar for rare and sought-after editions. From the record-breaking $84,000 sale of a sealed copy of Pokémon Red to the various auctions reaching five-figure sums for titles like Pokémon Yellow, Sapphire, and Green, it is evident that the allure of these games remains strong among enthusiasts. The prices achieved at auctions underscore the enduring popularity and market demand for these iconic games, establishing them as some of the most coveted and expensive Pokémon games to date.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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