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Call of Duty Finest Hour

PlayStation 2 · 2004 · FPS

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How much is Call of Duty Finest Hour worth on PlayStation 2? This price guide tracks new, used and sealed prices for this 2004 FPS release, with recent price trends. In UK / PAL it currently values around £44 new and £6 used, with a MyPlayersVault collector score of 21 (SUB-ALPHA tier). Sealed value is up 45% over the past 5 months. Import copies in Japan & Asia (NTSC-J) trade around £49.

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Call of Duty Finest Hour is a mainstream franchise entry from the early PS2 era with mass production runs and sustained wide availability across the UK physical market. The title represents a standard commercial release with no scarcity markers, boutique characteristics, or collector-driven demand signals. Dormant community engagement and cooling collector momentum reflect its position as a period piece rather than an active collector pursuit. The game remains playable from disc for single-player content, but the franchise has moved decisively forward, leaving this entry in the shadow of subsequent iterations.

Call of Duty Finest Hour price guide — value by region

Japan & Asia (NTSC-J)
NEW£49
USED£20
CEV—
UK / PALSHOWN BY DEFAULT
NEW£44
USED£6
CEV£33
VAULT SCORE 21 SUB-ALPHA
DEMAND Niche · MOVEMENT Cooling · STABILITY Stable
North America (NTSC-U)
NEW£26
USED£5
CEV—
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Call of Duty Finest Hour — frequently asked questions

How much is Call of Duty Finest Hour worth on PlayStation 2?
Call of Duty Finest Hour on PlayStation 2 currently values around £44 new and £6 used in UK / PAL, with a Collector Estimated Value (CEV) of £33. Values are read from recent eBay and PriceCharting sales and update over time.
Is Call of Duty Finest Hour rare or collectible?
Call of Duty Finest Hour has a MyPlayersVault collector score of 21 (SUB-ALPHA 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 Call of Duty Finest Hour?
A sealed (new) copy of Call of Duty Finest Hour trades around £44, while a used complete copy is about £6, a premium of roughly £38 for sealed.
Are import copies of Call of Duty Finest Hour cheaper?
Import copies in Japan & Asia (NTSC-J) trade around £49, so values differ by region. MyPlayersVault tracks UK/PAL, NTSC-U and NTSC-J separately.

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