I've found exactly 2 listings on ebay for this one, one on pricecharting sold for $170 but shows up as not available and one still up for $200. I'm still kicking myself for selling the sealed wavebird seperately because I thought I didn't have the game anymore   But does anybody care about this variant / is $150 reasonable?

I'd probably BIN at $200 and start the auction at $99. It's cool, but I wouldn't put a ton more value on it than a regular sealed MP4. I agree with you it may have sold for a bit more with the sealed wavebird as long as it had the Kmart sticker as well.

Now if it was WATA graded, call your job and quit cause your gonna be a millionaire overnight!!!

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I personally haven't seen any price differences for variants on Gamecube. Black label will go for more than yellow, but I think this would be valued the same as a normal black label Mario Party 4. I don't think there are enough variant collectors for Gamecube to make a difference right now.

yeah that's kind of what I expected. I'll probably hold on to it until people do care (or even if they never do) because my folks really like Mario Party and I might as well try for the complete set even if it is just for the award lol. Thanks for the insight.

Might be worth getting graded if your going to hang onto it. Graded game values are really getting driven up as video games make there way into the coin and comic collecting worlds and people are starting to see them as an investment. Just my opinion of course for better or for worse.

Might get it graded, I'm not really into that kind of collecting (don't even want CIB for most cartridge games) but I'll have to think about becoming a millionaire overnight : ))

It's not worth grading and I doubt this variant will ever command much of a premium compared to the Black label. I had one myself and sold it raw, preferred the normal black label.

^ That's my thought on it except I prefer this version because of nostalgia goggles. Kmart is where I got most of my good games on clearance and such.