Puyallup family seeks stolen Nintendo game collection valued up to $100,000
A Puyallup family's Nintendo game collection, potentially worth $100,000, has been stolen, sparking a search for the missing items.
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The story so far
A family in Puyallup, Washington, is seeking the return of their stolen Nintendo game collection, which could be worth up to $100,000. The theft occurred at their home in Pierce County.
The family has expressed their devastation over the loss, describing the collection as irreplaceable. The collection's value is disputed: FOX 13 Seattle reports it at $50,000.
The family has reached out to local media for help in recovering the stolen items. The search for the missing collection continues, with the family hoping for any leads that might help recover their valuable games.
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Coverage (7)
- Near-complete 860+ NES game collection stolen, after nearly 40 years of collecting Nintendo Wire · 1d ago
- Man has 860+ NES game collection stolen GoNintendo · 1d ago
- Family devastated after thieves steal classic Nintendo game collection worth $100K from Washington home WZZM13.com · 1d ago
- 'Heartbreaking' | Nintendo game collection worth $100K stolen from Washington home WWLTV.com · 1d ago
- Family says its 'game over' after their entire Nintendo collection was stolen WKRC · 1d ago
- Family says crook stole $50K Nintendo collection in Pierce County FOX 13 Seattle · 1d ago
- Puyallup family seeks stolen Nintendo game collection valued up to $100,000 KING5.com · 1d ago
The obvious questions
What is the value of the stolen Nintendo game collection?
The value of the stolen Nintendo game collection is disputed. The family and most outlets value it at up to $100,000. FOX 13 Seattle reports it at $50,000.
Where did the theft occur?
The theft occurred at a family home in Puyallup, Washington, in Pierce County.
What steps has the family taken to recover the stolen collection?
The family has sought help from local media outlets to spread awareness and gather leads on the whereabouts of their stolen Nintendo game collection.
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