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The Activision Decathlon, Atari 2600 box front

The Activision Decathlon

Activision

Region
NTSC
Complete
$32
Sealed
$21
Sales in 90 days
1in 90 days
Region
PAL
Complete
$11
Sealed
—
Sales in 90 days
5+in 90 days

Market value

$5–$14 typical$10.083 sales in 90 days
$5 $14
Liquidity 47 of 100

3 sold in 90 days · sells in about 12 days · 1 listed now

No trend yet

sales since Oct 2026

Low confidence

3 sales, newest Oct 23 · wide spread

Sales history

4 recorded loose sales of The Activision Decathlon, NTSC release, newest first
Sold Listing Region Edition Condition Price Feedback
Oct 23, 2026 sold in 7 days Activision Decathlon Atari 2600 - $1 MINIMUM BID! Oct 23, 2026NTSC · Standard NTSC Standard Loose $1 eBay · Auction
Oct 23, 2026 sold in 11 months Vintage Atari 2600 Game Cartridge The Activision Decathlon 1983 Oct 23, 2026NTSC · Standard NTSC Standard Loose $14.99 eBay
Oct 15, 2026 sold in under 1 day The Activision Decathlon For Atari 2600 Untested Oct 15, 2026NTSC · Standard NTSC Standard Loose $10 eBay
Oct 12, 2026 sold in 12 days The Activision Decathlon (Atari 2600, 1983) Cart Only Cleaned Oct 12, 2026NTSC · Standard NTSC Standard Loose $4.99 eBay

Frequently asked

How much is The Activision Decathlon worth on the Atari 2600?

One complete copy has sold in NTSC (US, Canada), for $32 on October 15, 2026. A loose cartridge sells for $5 to $14.

Does the price of The Activision Decathlon vary by region?

Yes. An NTSC copy sells for about $10 and a PAL copy for about $12. Prices are for loose cartridges.

How quickly does The Activision Decathlon sell?

Three copies sold in the last 90 days. The cheapest listings sell within about 12 days, and one is listed right now.

How is sales data gathered?

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Who made The Activision Decathlon?

Published by Activision and developed by Activision. Also available on the ColecoVision and the Atari 5200.