Looking for help with SNES Chrono Trigger game/box

[dgfisher91]

Hi everyone, new to the forum and first time poster. I recently found a copy of Chrono Trigger with the box and manual. The manual is still sealed and appears like it may have the map and maybe poster folded inside of it but I can't tell. I was going to sell it but I'm not sure if I should open the manual to see if they're in there or if it's better to leave it sealed. Any vintage guys out there know what is best?

[telekill]

Honestly... leave it sealed. If it's sealed, the assumption can be made that everything's there.

[soera]

I agree. Also, if someone wants to open it after they buy it, that's up to them.

[dgfisher91]

Thank you both! I'll just add that I'm not sure what's in there so there's no assumptions.

[NickAwesome]

Open it up- see what contents are in there.  Manuals did not come sealed inside the box- the only valid shrink wrap is on the outer box.  Someone after opening the box put the manuals into shrinkwrap- so it adds no value. 

[sworddude]

Seal only really matters when it's outside the box fully sealed. factory sealed

If you copy is mint and the contents are aswell. even if the manuals etc are in a plastic sealed bag it doesn't surpass the value of a mint used copy.

I think some gameboy classic games had a plastic bag surrounding the manuals etc.