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Prices for all 943 2600 Games, accessories and consoles. Prices are updated based upon Atari 2600 listings that sold on eBay and other marketplaces.
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Common Atari 2600 consoles loose sell for $25-$60, boxed $100+ depending on model and condition.Rare Atari 2600 and 7800 variants like the Heavy Sixer or the Atari XEGS can fetch over $500.High demand Atari 2600 cartridges like Air Raid and Red Sea Crossing are valued at $10,000-$15,000 new/sealed.Complete Atari 2600/7800 games collections valued in the thousands based on number of titles and condition.Several key factors affect how much your vintage Atari gear can command on the secondary market: 1. Rarity– Uncommon models and games have higher collector appeal. 2. Condition– Complete-in-box items in immaculate condition fetch much higher prices. 3. Hardware Defects– Non-working units have lower value for parts/repair. 4. Modifications– Upgrades...
Loose refers to just the Atari 2600 console itself without any boxes, manuals or accessories. Here are typical eBay sold prices: 1. Atari 2600 (6 switch) – $25-$60 2. Atari 2600 (4 switch) – $30-$70 3. Sears Video Arcade (Atari rebrand) – $15-$50 4. Atari 2600 Jr. – $20-$60 5. Atari 2600 Heavy Sixer – $120-$300 Later model Atari 2600 consoles tend ...
Complete in box (CIB) Atari 2600 consoles including all original manuals, paperwork, packaging, accessories, and box demand much higher prices: 1. Atari 2600 CIB (4 switch) – $250-$600 2. Atari 2600 CIB (6 switch) – $300-$800 3. Sears Video Arcade CIB – $400-$900 4. Atari 2600 Heavy Sixer CIB – $1500-$3000 Given their age, any CIB Atari 2600 is ext...
Refurbished Atari 2600 consoles properly cleaned, tested, and restored to full working condition can also fetch solid resale pricing: 1. Refurbished Atari 2600 (4 switch) – $100-$200 2. Refurbished Atari 2600 (6 switch) – $150-$250 3. Refurbished Sears Video Arcade – $200-$300 4. Refurbished Atari 2600 Jr. – $50-$150 Refurbishing helps ensure hardw...
Various Atari 2600 modifications can enhance functionality and therefore resale value: 1. Composite video mod – $20-$50 value increase 2. S-video mod – $50-$100 value increase 3. HDMI mod – $100-$300 value increase 4. SD cart reader mod – $50-$100 value increase 5. Reproduction case – $50-$100 value increase Tastefully done modifications demonstrat...
As the successor console, the Atari 7800 holds slightly higher loose values: 1. Atari 7800 – $60-$120 2. Atari XEGS Game Machine (7800 variant) – $100-$300 Given smaller production numbers overall, the 7800 understandably commands a premium over the mass market 2600 in terms of loose hardware pricing.
CIB 7800 consoles with all materials can achieve staggering prices from serious collectors: 1. Atari 7800 CIB – $600-$1200 2. Atari XEGS CIB – $1200-$2500 Well preserved CIB 7800 examples are exceptionally rare, contributing to high valuation. The Atari XEGS, in particular, was produced in very short supply making intact specimens highly sought aft...
When selling Atari games, condition is key. Here are typical values: 1. Loose cartridge only – $2-$12 2. Complete in box (CIB) – $20-$60 3. Sealed new CIB- $200+ Stacks of random loose common cartridges have little value. But complete copies of titles like Pitfall, River Raid, Kaboom, and Asteroids command decent pricing from collectors. Sealed gam...
These are current prices for the most coveted Atari collector’s items: 1. Air Raid (sealed) – $10,000-$15,000 2. Red Sea Crossing (sealed) – $10,000-$13,000 3. Eli’s Ladder (sealed) – $3,000-$5,000 4. Birthday Mania (sealed) – $2,000-$3,000 5. Gamma Attack (CIB) – $1,000-$2,000 6. Chase the Chuck Wagon (CIB) – $800-$1,200 7. Haunted House (CIB) – $...
Sep 8, 2024 · Because every different Atari console has its different values, each one is worth a different amount. Here are the top models and what they are worth. The Atari 2600 sells for around $50-$60. The Atari 5200 sells for between $80 and $150. The Atari 7800 sells for between $100-$150.
Aug 28, 2023 · Atari 2600+ (Atari 2600 | Video Games) prices are based on the historic sales. The prices shown are calculated using our proprietary algorithm. Historic sales data are completed sales with a buyer and a seller agreeing on a price.
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Sep 14, 2023 · For example, this unopened Atari 2600 from 1981 was made for promotional use only and sold for $9,600 in 2020. Less memorable consoles can still bring in something, like this boxed Atari Jaguar from 1993 that racked up $6,600 at auction.
Aug 3, 2009 · The prices shown within the Atari 2600 Price Guide are a very accurate indication of current fair market value for an Atari 2600 game, system or accessory in unworn condition.
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Sep 8, 2024 · The average price for an Atari 2600 game cartridge is only $10-$30. If you happen to have a rare game that is still sealed, however, the prices can easily go up to thousands of dollars. When trying to figure out the most valuable Atari 2600 games it really comes down to condition and rarity.
