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"It stayed in the bottom of my office desk this whole time since the day I bought it," the said the unidentified seller. seller says he purchased the video game as a gift back in 1986, but it somehow got lost in a drawer for 35 years. Never say never, but there's a good chance it can't be done." Since the production window for this copy and others like it was so short, finding another copy from this same production run in similar condition would be akin to looking for single drop of water in an ocean. By early 1987, Nintendo was producing a version that had another new variation to their original packaging (an additional 'code'). "This particular copy was produced in late 1986, and it was one of the earliest copies produced that had plastic shrink wrap, rather than sticker seal. Heritage Auctions Video Games Director Valarie McLeckie had this to say. ever offered by Heritage." The game was sold for $660K, which even shocked Heritage.

cartridge, which was first introduced in 1985, is said to have an "elite level of preservation." Heritage states, "Not only is it the finest sealed copy with a perforated cardboard of any black box title ever offered by Heritage Auctions, it is also the oldest factory sealed copy of Super Mario Bros.

The latest sealed edition of the Super Mario Bros. According to Heritage, who oversaw the auction, this edition of the game "is a pristine example of a variant for this title that was produced for an extraordinarily short period of time." Classic video games are big money these days, especially when they're still in the original shrink wrap. This particular edition of the Nintendo game is different from the cartridge that sold in July 2020 for another astronomical number. An ultra-rare edition of the classic NES game Super Mario Bros.