MGSV: Phantom Pain Collector's Edition Value Guide

About Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain [Collector's Edition]

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is an Action & Adventure title developed by Konami and released on September 1, 2015 [6]. This game is rated Mature and is designed for 1 player. The Collector's Edition provides players with the core game experience, alongside collectible items such as a steelbook case, exclusive packaging, a map, and a half-scale replica of Snake's gear [2]. Players engage with this title in an open-world setting, known for its photorealistic visual fidelity and feature-rich design [3]. Collectors value this edition for its comprehensive package and status as a significant release from Konami [1].

What it's worth right now

Based on recent sales data, the used value for the Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain [Collector's Edition] (Xbox One) is $157.50. When comparing this to the new/sealed market, the current asking median across 20 live listings is $225. This indicates a notable gap between the used market value and the price new/sealed, where new/sealed trades are currently valued at approximately 1.4 times the used value. The median sold price has recently moved down by 5% month-over-month.

What drives the price

The pricing for this Collector's Edition is influenced by several factors, primarily the condition of the physical items and the completeness of the set. For used copies, the condition of the game disc and the accompanying collectibles will heavily dictate the final price. Completeness is key; ensuring all advertised components, such as the steelbook and replica, are present and undamaged is crucial for achieving top-tier pricing. While specific variant logic isn't detailed, the difference between a 'Very Good' condition listing and a 'Brand New' listing shows a clear price differentiation in the current market.

Buying and selling it

When considering a purchase, it is important to monitor the relationship between the current asking prices and the historical sold comparables. If the current asks are significantly higher than the sold comps, waiting may be advisable for a better entry point. For sellers, clear and accurate descriptions detailing the condition of every component—especially the collectible extras—will attract serious buyers. Listing photos that clearly show the condition of the game and packaging are highly recommended to justify your asking price.

For a complete breakdown of the sold-comp history, visit our price page: full sold-comp history. Check the live listings below to see what's available today.