1942 — NES Price & Value
1942 — NES Price & Value
1942 — NES Price & Value

1942 — NES Price & Value

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What 1942 for NES is worth — loose cart, complete in box, and sealed.

1942 value — Loose $17 · Complete (CIB) $84 · Sealed (new) $335. Prices updated July 2026.

Platform · NESPublisher · CapcomGenre · Shoot'em Up
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Which version do you have?

For the cheapest way to own the 1942, buy the Standard version at $84. The 5 Screw version at $69 offers a slight premium, likely due to its specific edition or scarcity, making it more desirable. If budget is the primary concern, stick to Standard. However, collectors prioritizing the superior presentation or rarity should opt for the 5 Screw, justifying the extra cost.

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Game details

UPC / EAN
013388110032
Brand
NES
Platform
NES
Publisher
Capcom
Genre
Shoot'em Up
ESRB
Not Applicable
Release date
November 1, 1986

1942 (NES) resale value

A loose copy of 1942 averages around $17. A complete-in-box (CIB) copy — game, box, and manual — runs about $84, and a factory-sealed copy commands $335.

What drives the price

Condition is everything: a clean, unscratched label, an intact box without crushing, and the original manual can swing the value 30–50%. Test that the game works before you buy or sell.

Price guide

What this actually trades for — sold values by condition vs. what sellers are asking today

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ConditionValueBased on
Loose$17eBay sold comps
Complete (CIB)$84eBay sold comps
Sealed (new)$335eBay sold comps
Graded (WATA/CGC)$3,731eBay sold comps

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical resale value for a loose copy of NES 1942?
A loose copy of NES 1942 typically has a resale value of $17.
How much more is a sealed copy worth compared to a complete-in-box copy?
A sealed copy is valued at $335, significantly higher than the $84 price for a complete-in-box version.
Is the NES 1942 a good investment if I have a sealed copy?
Yes, the sealed condition commands the highest price point at $335, indicating strong value retention.

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