Possible Find at the Thirst store. Either way got a good deal and made a few bucks. Pokemon Stadium, where the NFR would be is complete scrattched out. There are two labels undernead the "Refubished" label that you see. One verticle that the refurbished label, lays directly over. The other is horizontal and really cant tell what that is.

Either way thought I would show you guys. Ehh if not I just made a few bucks. 

Thoughts. 

This looks like just a beat up pokemon stadium, nothing NFR about it.

Yeah, that's just a regular one with the kid's name field scratched out. The NFR marking only goes to about the "T" in Nintendo.

See here for a pic of the NFR label:

http://nintendoage.com/forum/mess...

EDIT- Plus your label doesn't have the DIS- starting code at the bottom.

Perfectly fine. Never saw that refurbished sticker before that is why I was questioning it. Thanks both for your reply!

Hmm...the Sticker got the best of me. I was able to remove it with out damaging it fully. 

Behind this sticker there is a Nintendo of America Sticker with Bar code N0A0000022582 what is this???? 

Yet there is a sticker even behind this one. However that one will destroy the back label. 

Sorry about my sideways ass picture.

i hate it when the name is written on the front label

I hate it when people write there name anywhere on the cart  

That's where it gets interesting.   Not sure if they still had "game counselors" then, but that could be one of the games they would check out so they could play through it and help people that called in.
 

The program ended in 2005. So this game was deffentily around. Time to scour the web for any verified "Game Play Counceler" games that may have escaped into the public. 


....Now im really interested in what the sticker is behind the Nintendo Barcode.  

Same but the front label on an n64 you cant get the name off without destrying the label

Eh it was how I found it. Curious why they destoryed it and covered up that beautiful Nintendo Sticker on the back.