Nintendo NES device auction prices

As of 6 November 2026, hammerhistory.com has recorded 5 auction sales of the Nintendo NES device with a published hammer price, closed between 15 July 2026 and 1 November 2026, on 5 auction sites in 4 countries. One sale is free to read: a 1985 Nintendo NES device sold for EUR 150 on 15 July 2026.

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Sold	Built	Hours	Auction house	Place	Photos	Hammer price
2026-07-15 NINTENDO NES FRA 1985	1985	unknown	alexandrelandre.com	Alexandre Landre Beaune , 17, rue de Chevignerot 21200 Beaune, FR	9	EUR 150 FREE
2026-11-01 Nintendo NES konsoli + 7 peliä	unknown	unknown	Auction house	FI	5	in the report
2026-10-21 NINTENDO NES, 2 st, med spel och kontroller, 1980-talet.	unknown	unknown	Auction house	SE	7	in the report
2026-09-17 Nintendo Entertainment System NES games console with two controllers a…	unknown	unknown	thomsonroddick.com	GB	1	EUR 114GBP 95 FREE
2026-07-17 RETRO GAMING	unknown	unknown	Auction house	FR	3	in the report

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Nintendo NES

IT, phones and consumer electronics

The Nintendo Entertainment System is an 8-bit home video game console that revived the console market in the mid 1980s. It used cartridge based games and a simple two button controller, becoming one of the best selling consoles of its era. It launched a wide library of classic titles and established Nintendo as a dominant force in gaming.

Built

1983 to 1995

Replaced by

Super Nintendo Entertainment System

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About Nintendo

Nintendo is a Japanese company best known for its video game consoles and handheld systems, including the Switch family, DS and 3DS lines, and the Nintendo 64. Founded originally as a playing card manufacturer, it later became one of the world's leading video game and entertainment hardware and software producers. It remains an independent company headquartered in Kyoto, Japan.

Founded 1889 · Kyoto, Japan

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Questions about Nintendo NES auction prices

How many Nintendo NES auction sales are on record?

5 sales with a published hammer price, closed between 15 July 2026 and 1 November 2026, on 5 auction sites in 4 countries. 0 more closed without a sale.

Is a Nintendo NES at auction now?

Not at the moment. The lots of this model that come to auction appear on this page while they are open, and every sale that closes with a price is added to the table.

Are the Nintendo NES hammer prices free to read?

The oldest sale of every model is free to read, and so is every hammer price under the site's floor. The other 3 hammer prices of the Nintendo NES open with an account: every sale of the model for a year, or one sale on its own.

Hammer prices are what the auction house recorded when the lot closed, before the buyer's premium, in the currency of the sale. A sale listed on a house's own site and on its platform counts once. Doubt a figure? Open the sale and its listing is linked there. How prices are recorded.