NES & SNES Nintendo Repair Center Test Cartridges

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Most Nintendo collectors probably either aren’t interested in test cartridges or simply can’t afford them.  However, for the ultra-NES-collector who has to have everything, there is the NES test cart.  These were originally used by authorized Nintendo repair center technicians to diagnose issues on systems and accessories.  It seems that the price on these is anywhere between $80 and $180 depending on the particular cart and, of course, a bit of luck at the auction.

Does anyone know if the SNES ones are less common?  I’m no expert on these, but I’ve seen a lot fewer of those.

Nintendo SNES Super Scope Test Cartridge *Working* (Didn’t sell for BIN of $199.99 USD)

Nintendo SNES NTF2.5 Test Cartridge SNES & Accessories (Didn’t sell for BIN of $199.99 USD)

Nintendo NES Joystick Test Cartridge Sold May 28, 2010 for $122.50 USD.

Nintendo SNES Burn-In / Controller Test Cartridge Sold May 26, 2010 for $129.99 USD.

Nintendo NES Port Test Cartridge Sold May 16, 2010 for $177.50 USD.

Nintendo NES Power Pad Test Cartridge Sold May 16, 2010 for $177.50 USD.

Nintendo NES Joystick Test Cartridge Sold May 16, 2010 for $203.49 USD.

Nintendo NES NTF2 Test Cartridge Version 1.1 Sold May 16, 2010 for $162.50 USD.

Nintendo NES NTF2 Test Vintage Rare Cartridge 1989 Sold May 17, 2010 for $105.50 USD.

VTG RARE NINTENDO NES CONTROL DECK TEST CARTRIDGE 1985! Sold May 21, 2010 for $80.99 USD.


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