Over the last couple of years we’ve seen various video game-related auctions take place. These have included everything from the rare Nintendo PlayStation collaboration console to a $100,000 sale of Super Mario Bros. Similarly, a $140,000 private sale recently took place for a sealed edition of the same title, which is astronomically higher than what a similar version in used condition fetches on Amazon. Instead of selling to one individual person, an investment company called Rally will split ownership between 3,000 buyable shares, making it fairly affordable to get in on the ground floor. Continue reading to learn more.
Your next nest egg bet could be a rare Super Mario Bros. cartridge