How much is Nintendo worth second-hand?

Based on 241 real sales by FLUF sellers in the last 12 months, Nintendo sells second-hand for a median of £12.00. Half of all sales landed between £6.62 and £21.99. These are prices items actually sold for, not asking prices. Updated 26 September 2026.

Median sold price£12.00
Typical range£6.62–£21.99
Sales in 12 months241
Highest sale£330

Where Nintendo sells for the most

MarketplaceMedianTypical rangeSales
Vinted£11.11£6.00–£17.25155
eBay£16.00£8.55–£40.0081

Median is the middle sale, so a few big-ticket items don't drag it. Marketplace fees differ, so the highest median is not always the best net.

Nintendo resale price trend

Recent Nintendo sales

  • Nintendo Switch Lite 32GB Yellow packaged w/ ChargereBay · Sep 2026£79.99
  • Official Nintendo 64 N64 Controller Grey Genuine NUS-005 Original GamepadeBay · Sep 2026£14.00

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Questions about Nintendo resale prices

How much does Nintendo sell for second-hand?

Across 241 real sales in the last 12 months, Nintendo sold for a median of £12.00. Half of all sales fell between £6.62 and £21.99.

Where does Nintendo sell for the most?

Median sold price for Nintendo by marketplace: eBay £16.00, Vinted £11.11. Fees and buyer mix differ, so the highest median is not always the best net.

Are these Nintendo prices asking prices or sold prices?

Sold prices. Every figure on this page comes from a completed sale by a FLUF seller, recorded when the marketplace confirmed the order. Asking prices on listings run higher than what actually sells.

Method: every completed order by a FLUF seller in the last 365 days whose item title names Nintendo, GBP sales only (a further 382 sales in other currencies are excluded), refunds removed. Medians and quartiles, not averages. Rebuilt daily.

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