Yeah, but rarityguide also has things listed at incredibly low prices as well.  I gurantee you that a NIB Clu Clu land is worth far more than the $166 that rarityguide.com lists.

It's a neat site, but the prices just are never correct or current (high and low side both).

You cant justify it - but supply and demand can. notice there are carts listed , but only one CIB. Some games are practically equal in rarity complete as they are cart only, so it doesnt deviate much. Others, like stadium events, the cart is rare as it is (bringing $2000 for jus the cart), then CIB ($5,000-$15,000?) then sealed ($20,000+, last one went for over $40k, right?). Realize, there are less than 5 sealed copies known. Cart only is the easiest and cheapest way to go, and it shouldnt be hard to complete it. CIB is next, followed by Sealed being the hardest. There may be 200 sealed collectors out there, but they will never have a complete collection until they own that stadium events - or any other rare sealed game, and it just becomes a battle of who will pay more to attain it. Of course, the right cash will always complete it faster.

By the way, nice car I have a 88 Trans am GTA. You should find the members rides page and post more pics.

Back on topic, FYI, I tried to side deal with the ebay seller offering him a little over $100 (expecting a counter offer), and he says he has a current high offer of $230. I was shocked! But then I think to myself, if someone is willing to pay that much, why penny pinch on the $20? Idk. He said he got these 5+ years ago, and has decided to sell. Im shocked at just seeing that a CAN version sold for $175 like a week ago. I will say the last NTSC one that sold went for $60-80 though, and that wasnt less than a month ago. But yea. $230 is his offer supposedly