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Presenter and National Finance Editor, Nine Network
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By Chris Kohler Verified| Kotaku UK Verified Is this copy of Super Mario Bros. the highest-priced video game ever? That’s what experts in the field of classic game collecting are saying today. A first-run copy of the Nintendo Entertainment System game sold in a private transaction earlier this month for $100,150 (£78,000), and the people involved in the deal say it’s the first six-figure transaction for a single collectible game. This sale represents a huge jump over the copy of Super Mario Bros.
By Chris Kohler Verified| Kotaku Australia Verified Photo: Wata GamesIs this copy of Super Mario Bros. the highest-priced video game ever? That’s what experts in the field of classic game collecting are saying today. A first-run copy of the Nintendo Entertainment System game sold in a private transaction earlier this month for $US100,150 ($140,608), and the people involved in the deal say it’s the first six-figure transaction for a single collectible game. This sale represents a huge jump over the copy of Super Mario Bros.
By Chris Kohler Verified| Kotaku UK Verified Is this copy of Super Mario Bros. the highest-priced video game ever? That’s what experts in the field of classic game collecting are saying today. A first-run copy of the Nintendo Entertainment System game sold in a private transaction earlier this month for $100,150 (£78,000), and the people involved in the deal say it’s the first six-figure transaction for a single collectible game. This sale represents a huge jump over the copy of Super Mario Bros.
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Nine Network
Nine PBS, based in St. Louis, Missouri, is a non-profit public television station that has been serving the community since its establishment in 1954. Originally known as KETC, it was one of the first community-licensed educational television stations in the United States. The station is recognized for its innovative "St. Louis Plan," which ties its television license to the community rather than an educational institution, influencing similar stations nationwide. The station broadcasts a variety of national PBS programs alongside its own local initiatives, such as "Living St. Louis," which showcases local stories and achievements. Nine PBS actively engages with the community through various initiatives and events, fostering learning and conversation. With a dedicated team of around 60 employees, Nine PBS is committed to financial sustainability and community support, making it one of the most watched public television stations in the nation.
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Founded: 1956