What's the rarest piece in your collection?

[Inzoreno]

Right now, the rarest thing in my collection is a sealed copy of Retro City Rampage DX Collector's Edition for the Nintendo Switch. Of course, I really don't have a huge collection at this point and I am only going after Switch stuff now.

[Misfit410]

I have Zelda - Ocarina of Time on the Gold Cartridge, but I'm not sure if it's worth much since I don't have the box.

[Merlin]

Sort of. It fetches a decently high price. IMO the box is pretty lame for it. Its pretty much the normal box with just a flat piece of shiny plastic glued on the front...But even that is pretty. Either way, its a nice piece even without the box.

[TheLividOnager]

Dokapon Kingdom for the Wii.

[Hyperweasle]

Pokemon XD for the Gamecube, however it doesn't seem to work anymore, sadly.

[Merlin]

Oh no! Is the disk just scratched, or is it maybe sun/moisture damage? If its scratches you might be able to buff it out.

At least you still have the joyful memories.

[Hyperweasle]

It's scratched up, non of them look deep, so I think its just a combination of minor scratches.

[Hopeless Wombat]

The rarest thing I have is a copy of Nintendoland.

[Tech_0ne]

Probably some of my Mass Effect Lithographs, some only have 100 copies. My Metal gear solid bambaland exclusive REX is pretty rare as well, thing is freaking huge. I think my Russian exclusive Mass Effect 1 Steelbook is quite rare as well. My Polish Mass Effect 1 and Italian Mass Effect 3 collectors editions are rare as well, the ME3 one is numbered out if 1100 IIRC.

[Spectre]

Great ME collection!

[Raggsvettma]

Back in the day, i got Suikoden 2 and three. Both of them were rare as heck here in swedistan. Now tho'? I dunno, i get the feeling nobody gives a shit about them anymore.

[TelperionST]

I bought the Diablo 3 collector's edition. That was the first and only collector's edition I have ever spent money on. I feel like it was a really bad investment. The USB-stick looks nice, but it's just a 2Gb USB-stick.

[isturbo1984]

Hmm, probably the Arc the Lad Collection for PS1

[Merlin]

I got the Grip Collector's edition. There are only 300 that were sold, and apparently an extra 200 held back or something. I don't really get it, but its pretty rare.

[Majestic Boer Goat]

I've got an original Japanese PS2 copy of Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix. I also have Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence (the 2-disc version that has MG1 and MG2 on the second disc as well as a bunch of funny bonus cut scenes). Unfortunately I bought that used and it's missing the manual, which bugs me since everything else is in very good shape. Rounding out the list, I also have Magna Carta: Tears of Blood with the artbook, and a physical US copy of Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus with all the extras. Shinovi Versus was only physically released in the US as a limited print collector's edition, and unopened copies go for $200 on Amazon right now.

[DeckofManyBootlegs]

I think my rarest piece is Shin Megami Tensei for the Super Famicom. Got it for about twenty bucks after trade ins at the local game shop. There's also Fatal Frames 1-3 which I got for about five bucks, never opened or came out of there wrapping.

[Lehran]

Probably Fire Emblem Path of Radiance on the Gamecube. I also have 2 copies of the Wii sequel which is slightly less rare but still expensive.

[Yoshi]

I have an English Ninja Baseball Bat Man PCB and the original flyer. According to Wikipedia, only 43 were sold in North America.

[Dub-Z]

Before I lost my original collection in 2007, it was Snatcher, big box Earthbound and Saturn games like Dragon Force. Pretty run of the mill stuff, but man... I bought that CIB copy of Snatcher up the street for $6 in 1997.

I don't have much now, but I do have a lot of limited print and region specific Vita games, but it's hard to track the actual availability and "luster" of many of them. Among those it's probably Breach & Clear and Retro City Rampage DX.

[Merlin]

The lust of the Vita players, I feel you. Sony wanted that console to fail. I only didn't get it because they weren't supporting it outside the US. But my friend had it, man such a cool console. I do know that it has a healthy support from the boutique publishers.

[Dub-Z]

When I decided to start collecting for it early on I thought it would only last a couple years and maybe see 30-40 physical releases. The games just never stopped and yeah, the imports and boutique products kept it going even longer. Had to get choosy over time. I know a few Vita collectors online with insane full collections and crazy rare items like demo carts.