thats a strange mexican seal right there, the box looks to be in good condition though, your best bet would be to open it up and check for minty contents and sell it as a mint CIB

With that text actually covering part of the barcode, I cant imagine thats a factory option.

guys forgot to mention there is another plastic wrap on top of the original wrap.

I took the pictures so you could see the side of the game with the vertical seam

but even in the pictures, youll see that there is no vertical seam down the center of the back, therefore its not a factory seal. its just a reseal of some sort, sorry man. some games did come without a vertical seam, but Aero fighters was not one of them

where should the vertical seal be?

Can you show me a sample pic pls?

This is a vertical seam. It should have this seam running vertically right down the back.

This is very very likely a factory reseal by Gamela-the Mexican distributor for Nintendo in the 90's. They would open a new copy of the games just to slide in a copy of the instructions in Spanish, so this copy has very likely never been played. I would've expected the main sealed guys to chime in already, but they are likely making a play at this thing to send in to get qualified. Here is more information a few posts down in this topic.

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

I was just say that Gamela was the Mexican gamestop at the time.

yup looks like a re-seal, just like gamestop does with their "new" games too.

sucks that they have to open it to just seal it back again with their logo >.>

i hate when gamestores do that

I just asked my friend "top collector" he claims that gamela only opened games that were really famous like marios, issd, zeldas etc.

Ill believe it does have the horizontal line, ill take more pics.

So the box smells of dried sausage or something now?

Don't open this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I dont have a lot of CIB for sale. but tell me which ones you are looking for and I let you know if I have one.

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What we are looking for is a vertical seal along the back. Being that it only has a horizontal line along the top makes this a 100% gamela reseal. So your looking at a very expensive resealed CIB. Since Gamela is really famous for resealing games I would totally leave it sealed. 

Well.. Can you show a Sample of the vertical line! I asked for a sample picture and they sent me one of the horizontal side line.

This picture shows the vertical line

I see it now, the middle one...

This thread has gone on pretty long lol...it is obviously not factory sealed.

I would say it's not factory sealed, but it is most likely a re-seal by the Mexican distributor. If so, that'd make it new inside and if I was the owner, I'd keep it sealed for now until it could be confirmed. That's my opinion on the matter and what I'd do if I was the owner of this product.

Thanks!

yes i believe its factory sealed, gamela only re-sealed games when they would insert a booklet in Spanish on this game. What would be a good price to sell this one for?

No, it is not factory sealed.

well re-seal. whats the value?

I'd say right around $1000

$700-$1000 based on where SNES has been going???  Seems possible to me.