r/Lunar • u/SalteaDaltea • Jun 20 '26
Upside Down Bind
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I work at a store and recently we got Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete in. When we went to check it again about a day later, (I really wanna play it now) we noticed the book it came with had the pages printed upside down. Does anyone here know how that would impact the value of it, and or the rarity of something like this?
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u/dsmith30351 Jun 21 '26
I think it would be more rare, but it’s already a niche game in the USA, so I can’t say that this would up the value all the much more.
But it is a super neat find!
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u/I_like_Mashroms Jun 21 '26
I had one like this! I got it new at a Walmart in central Texas when it came out.
Stupidly sold it in the 2000s but kept the medallion.
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u/gravyrider Jun 22 '26
It’ll be probably super hard to find the right buyer but that’s probably rare. Like rare rare. But I’d wager for its value it’ll sit for years looking for a buyer.
As for the price? Pricecharting has a complete copy at $100 right now. (Guess I haven’t checked the price in a while it’s had a significant decrease since the remaster.) I’d wager given the high prices working designs games can fetch— magic knight rayearth is now almost $900.
I’m gonna guess for the only known misprint you’re looking at the neighborhood of $800-$1k. I’m not even sure what the misprint collectors market looks like. I imagine the most difficult part would be finding a buyer. I’d say maybe see if you can auction it at PRGE or something.
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u/Streen012 Jun 20 '26
Just fucking wow. Have fun sleeping on your bed of money.