Question About the Club Nintendo coin Current exchange rate

[jobby47]

Hi, I was wondering, is the club nintendo coin Current exchange rate still 10 TBT=1 Coin?

If not can someone please tell me what it is.

Thank you.

 

[Eldin]

Probably the wrong place for this, but yes that's about what I've been seeing.

 

[jobby47]

Probably the wrong place for this, but yes that's about what I've been seeing.

I didn't know where to put it, it has to do with nintendo so, but yeah that is what I have seen it for too, but someone said it was different so I wanted to make sure, so thanks.

 

[Autem]

I've also been seeing the 700 coin games being sold for roughly 3000 TBT, so the exchange rate seems pretty inconstant

 

[Eldin]

I've also been seeing the 700 coin games being sold for roughly 3000 TBT, so the exchange rate seems pretty inconstant

That's also true. It's usually 10BTB=1 coin for codes, as in 400 for a 40 game code or 1600-2000 for a console code (160 coins).

Games seem to go for a bit less. I think the codes themselves are in higher demand (thus higher price) because more people are after them for physical rewards, or to get to gold or platinum status.

@jobby47; I understand you're trying to figure out the ratio to sell your game at, it varies from game to game but personally I don't think you'll get 10BTB per coin in that case simply because it's not a popular game like some others. Obviously you can sell it at whatever price you like, but I'm just letting you know that it might take a while compared to a Mario game, for example. But good luck! c:

 

[jobby47]

Yeah I will probably either end up selling it for around 500 TBT because that is what I bought mine for, or not sell it, because it is not a popular game.

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That's also true. It's usually 10BTB=1 coin for codes, as in 400 for a 40 game code or 1600-2000 for a console code (160 coins).

Games seem to go for a bit less. I think the codes themselves are in higher demand (thus higher price) because more people are after them for physical rewards, or to get to gold or platinum status.

@jobby47; I understand you're trying to figure out the ratio to sell your game at, it varies from game to game but personally I don't think you'll get 10BTB per coin in that case simply because it's not a popular game like some others. Obviously you can sell it at whatever price you like, but I'm just letting you know that it might take a while compared to a Mario game, for example. But good luck! c:

Thanks for the luck.