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Thanks for sharing, pretty cool site. If the tool could actively scrape the data it would be really awesome.

I'm really curious to see how Wata's operations will be affected by Collectors Universe acquiring them. Bringing Wata under the same corporate roof as PSA and PCGS should hopefully help them?

Good lord, this on top of all the other issues that have already been exposed. Wata certainly has their work cut out for them should they ever want to regain the trust of their collectors/consumers.

Haha yeah that's one way to go I guess as this crazy market makes it tempting to do so. To be honest I'm undecided what I want to do with it at this point so we'll see. Probably just hold on to it for now as a cool collection piece as LTTP is my favorite game of all time.

No worries, just glad to connect with other folks such as yourself who share the same passion for games.

Cool to know there are a few other copies out there, hope your copy grades well Ricky! I wonder how VGA would label it in their cases. If anyone has any examples of any first party reseal graded via VGA I would be interested to see it as well.

Didn't mind the questions you originally asked as I was happy to provide additional context to learn more about my copy of LTTP, but no need to be disrespectful to new members as we were all new at some point right?

That Cheez Whiz Mario is amazing!

Really cool Mega Man collection, good luck on completing it!

Thanks a ton for the info and reference pics, appreciate it. Now I can be confident as to exactly what version of LTTP I have here.

Thanks for the info! I would also be interested in seeing pics for your graded copy of Ken Griffey Jr. Baseball if you wouldn't mind posting. Is the NFR sticker in the same location and is the shrink wrap also similar in that it has a single large venthole in the front and the back?

This copy was not purchased by me personally, it was purchased by my brother a long time ago so that is why I can't be 100% certain of the origin of the seller. He told me he thinks it was purchased by someone who used to work at Nintendo. Also, we grew up near Redmond, WA which is where NOA HQ is located so it gives some further credibility to this claim.

Hi All, Was going through some old stuff and came across a copy of Link to the Past which is sealed but with a "Not for Resale" sticker on the bottom of the box. I believe this copy was purchased from a former NOA employee quite a while ago. I assume Nintendo opened the original shrink wrap to put the NFR sticker on it and then re-sealed it to sell in their employee store but I'm not 100% certain on this. Wanted to post it in here to see if anyone had any insights as to if my assumption is correct or perhaps there is some other explanation? Also, it seems to be in pretty good condition so was wondering if it even can be graded seeing it may not have the original shrink wrap. I would appreciate any thoughts as I have not come across another copy like this before.

Bump with some price drops. Send me a message if any interest, thanks!

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