What's your Nintendo worth? Find out

The easiest way to tell which Nintendo you have is to check the model number. You can find it on the outside of the chassis, typically on the bottom, back or near the base.

Once you have your model number, you can reference it here.

Use the following condition descriptions to determine the best match for your Nintendo

* Please note that each store has a slightly different way of determining an item’s condition.

The true value of a Nintendo depends on its condition and model. The most important factor will be the cosmetic and operational condition of your device. Of course, the better the condition the more money in your pocket, but the companies we search will even purchase broken devices!

Console values depreciate by around 40% over one year, but that rate jumps to 75% over three years. At the same time, values for old console models drop by 15% or more after a new flagship is released. That means you should sell as soon as possible to get the most money for your used console.

Sending your Nintendo to a Flipsy Trust Verified online buyback store is convenient since you’ll get a free printable shipping label and speed payments that are sent within 3 days of delivery. It's also worth mentioning that the buyback stores we search pay cash!

Unfortunately, local selling options are limited in most areas.

The best option for selling your Nintendo locally is to list it on a marketplace like Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. This can be a good route for getting the most money for your console, but be aware that there are several potential drawbacks which include:

• No guarantee of sale
• Fees can reduce profits (listing fees, selling fees, commissions, PayPal fees, etc.)
• Time-consuming listings with phone details, photos, etc.
• Sales can take a long time
• Potential for scams

Another consideration is a local buyback store or kiosk such as ecoATM. Although these offer the likelihood of a same-day payout, they don’t come without cons:

The best option for selling your Nintendo locally is to list it on a marketplace like Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. This can be a good route for getting the most money for your iPhone, but be aware that there are several potential drawbacks which include:

• Less money than other options
• Nearest store or kiosk could be far away
• Still no guarantee of sale
• Might offer store credit instead of cash

Yes. Flipsy only lists offers from Trust Verified Stores who have a proven track record of conducting safe online transactions. Flipsy monitors review sites, customer feedback and rating services to make sure stores are maintaining good customer relationships. We invite you to view profiles, reviews, policies and contact information for every store we search.

Flipsy vets online buyback stores through a Trust Verification Process to eliminate the potential risks involved with shipping and selling your devices to an online company. Once a store is approved, Flipsy continues to actively monitor review sites, customer feedback, and rating services to verify that the stores consistently uphold positive customer relationships.

We invite you to view profiles, reviews, policies and contact information for every store we search.