NES Counter Test Station — Loose vs Complete (CIB) vs Sealed (new): which is worth more?
NES Counter Test Station value — Loose $500 vs Complete (CIB) $1750. Complete (CIB) sells for 3.5× Loose (+250%). Prices updated July 2026.
ConditionSold medianvs Loose
Medians of real sold listings per condition, updated July 2026 — how we compute values.
Loose vs Complete (CIB)
$500→$1750
Complete (CIB) sells for 3.5× (+250%) the Loose price — a $1,250 difference per game.
Complete (CIB) vs Sealed (new)
$1750→$7100
Sealed (new) sells for 4.06× (+306%) the Complete (CIB) price — a $5,350 difference per game.
Is complete worth it?
Complete (CIB) $1750 vs Loose $500 — a $1,250 premium (+250%). If you're holding the box and manual, completing a loose copy pays when that premium beats what the missing pieces cost you.
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