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I stumbled across this list one day and found it to be quite helpful. It ranks rarity, price, and the companies. It also seems to be fairly accurate.

When i click the link:

Access to Sphosting.com has been disabled

Sorry about that. It looks like some paranoid bastard made it so I can't link to his stuff.

Anyway, Here is another list I found. Its less complete, but It is still helpful:

Hey guys, here's another really good NES rarity guide that I use a lot ...
And the music kicks arse...two thumbs way up on this site.

Sorry about the link above...just have to cut and paste it.

Here's another good NES rarity site

You can still access the rarity/price guide ShadowX originally posted, you just can't directly access the txt file.

Go , and click the link on the top that says "CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE UPDATED NES RARITY GUIDE".

Looks very complete.

EDIT:

OR, I just uploaded the file to MY webspace, which allows hotlinking. You can get the rarity guide directly here:

I finally got around to looking my games up in the rarity list submitted by ZombieHunterX. The games I have that are most rare...

Moon Ranger (A-)
Fire and Ice (A-)
Galaxy 5000 (A-)
Bonk's Adventure (A-)
Tombs and Treasure (A-)

my best is an A- as well, and it's not even oficially mine yet. that being Micro Machines.

I have what I thought was extremely rare, that being Athletic World, but the list only gives it a B-. I have quite a few B+'s, though!

I also have a few B+ carts as I recall, I'll have to go through and check my games and add the rarity to the text file I use to keep track of my collection.

The best list is Stan Stepanic's list. Version 3 has been available for some time now, and he's working on version 4.

Stans list is the one I use to. He's put a lot of love into that guide.

and where can this list be found?

I believe that would be located somewhere on nes world:



I recognize his name (Stan's) from the forums over there.

Yes Stan is a mod at Nes World but you can get the guide here:



It's well worth it.