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Stack Up

Nintendo NES · 1985 · Puzzle

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How much is Stack Up worth on Nintendo NES? This price guide tracks new, used and sealed prices for this 1985 Puzzle release, with recent price trends. In North America (NTSC-U) it currently values around £3350 new and £868 used, with a MyPlayersVault collector score of 74 (STRONG PICK tier). Sealed value is up 10% over the past 3 months. Import copies in UK / PAL trade around £4171.

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Stack Up stands as a foundational NES puzzle title that defined early Nintendo experimental design. The sealed NTSC-U cartridge remains genuinely scarce in the collector market, reflecting its modest original print run and sustained niche demand among NES purists. This is a game that has never been digitally distributed and exists only in physical cartridge form, cementing its status as a true ghost protocol artifact. Collector identity around Stack Up is rooted in recognition of Nintendo's early innovation rather than mass cultural penetration, making it a sustained but specialized pursuit within the retro Nintendo community.

Stack Up price guide — value by region

North America (NTSC-U)SHOWN BY DEFAULT
NEW£3350
USED£868
CEV£3451
VAULT SCORE 74 STRONG PICK
DEMAND Niche · MOVEMENT Stable · STABILITY Stable
UK / PAL
NEW£4171
USED£1303
CEV
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Stack Up — frequently asked questions

How much is Stack Up worth on Nintendo NES?
Stack Up on Nintendo NES currently values around £3350 new and £868 used in North America (NTSC-U), with a Collector Estimated Value (CEV) of £3451. Values are read from recent eBay and PriceCharting sales and update over time.
Is Stack Up rare or collectible?
Stack Up has a MyPlayersVault collector score of 74 (STRONG PICK tier) — a 0–100 rating of its collector demand and desirability based on live market data.
What is the difference between the new and used price of Stack Up?
A sealed (new) copy of Stack Up trades around £3350, while a used complete copy is about £868, a premium of roughly £2482 for sealed.
Are import copies of Stack Up cheaper?
Import copies in UK / PAL trade around £4171, so values differ by region. MyPlayersVault tracks UK/PAL, NTSC-U and NTSC-J separately.

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