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title: WWE Smackdown! Here Comes the Pain: sold-price estimates (ps2)
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source-note: sold-price estimates from market data, region & condition split, confidence-rated; not appraisals or individual verified sales

# WWE Smackdown! Here Comes the Pain: sold-price estimates (ps2)

Prices are sold-price estimates from market data, split by region and condition, each rated for
confidence: not records of individual verified sales. "Sealed" reports listing claims, never verified factory authenticity.
They're a guide, not an offer: a game is worth what someone pays for it, and shops, markets and local sales can be higher or
lower. Condition, photos and the seller's reputation move a price within the range (p25 to p75).
With only 2 sales that disagree 3 times or more ("2 sales far apart"), p25 and p75 are those two sales and the median is
never their average: a sale far off what the game's other prices predict is set aside, otherwise the middle of the two
leans on that prediction.
A boxed (CIB) price spans the box's condition: p25 ≈ a worn box (tears, stickers, crushing), median = typical, p75 and up ≈ an
excellent box. The box here is a plastic case (pal), a plastic case (ntsc), a plastic case (ntscj).

| region | tier | median | p25 to p75 | n | confidence |
|--------|------|--------|---------|---|------------|
| ntsc | cib | $38 | $33 to $41 | 38 | high |
| ntsc | loose | $26 | $23 to $30 | 29 | high |
| ntsc | sealed | $275 | $200 to $350 | 21 | high |
| pal | cib | $11 | $9 to $15 | 28 | high |
| pal | loose | $8 | $6 to $8 | 12 | good |
| pal | sealed | $57 | $43 to $149 | 16 | good |

## Graded (WATA, CGC, VGA, PSA, UKG), per version

Today's prices, from every graded sale of this game (older sales brought to today's market level); each version is its own market. Any other company and grade can be priced on the game page (an estimate when nobody has sold it yet).

**A sealed copy at WATA 9.0 A+, US (NTSC-U) version: about $798**

### US (NTSC-U)

- Sealed: $586 to $1,466 (grades 8.0 to 9.8, 4 sales)

Grades that have sold:

- CGC 6.5 (sealed): $429 · 2 sales, most sell for $305 to $611
- CGC 9 (sealed): $713 · 1 sale, most sell for $508 to $1,017
- WATA 9.0A (sealed): $730 · 1 sale, most sell for $520 to $1,041

Top graded and sealed copies can sell for far more at specialist auction houses. Past results for this game: Heritage https://www.ha.com/c/search/results.zx?term=WWE+Smackdown+Here+Comes+the+Pain&si=2&dept=&archive_state=5327&sold_status=1526~1524&sb=1&mode=archive (free sign-up) and Goldin https://goldin.co/buy/auction?number_of_lots=24&show_only=Sold%20Items&search=WWE%20Smackdown%20Here%20Comes%20the%20Pain&page=1&sort=Highest_Bids.

## Box and manual on their own

Original boxes and manuals sold without the game (reproductions and replacements left out): what completing a copy costs. Not a condition price.

| region | part | median | p25 to p75 | n | confidence |
|--------|------|--------|------------|---|------------|
| ntsc | box_only | $13 | $10 to $15 | 16 | high |
| ntsc | manual_only | $13 | $10 to $16 | 23 | high |
| pal | box_only | $5 | $5 to $5 | 1 | guess |
| pal | manual_only | $4 | $3 to $6 | 2 | guess |

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