White-Labeled MOTHER Cartridge

I guess they are about as valuable as a yellow Super Nintendo console >.>

Hmm, I personally think the white label looks more attractive because of the contrast to the red cartridge.

I just wanna know what the deal is with this beige Mother 2 cartridge.. It almost looks gold! Is it just bad lighting?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MOTHER-2-nintendo-super-Japan-/110873381628?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19d0918afc#ht_500wt_689

Yeah, looks like a combination of poor lighting and possibly a very low-quality camera. I bought 2 Famicom games on eBay recently that looked like they had faded labels the pictures, but when they arrived in the mail, they actually looked quite nice. The labels were vibrant, no fading at all, so it turned out that the seller just took some really terrible photos.

I highly think someone who owns this is going to trick the buyer by claiming “It’s a rare, never before seen MOTHER cartridge that were sold in limited amounts!”

^That’s what I thought this post was about when I read the headline and the image…

whoa, if that label is faded, I wonder how it lost all of its red. It’s like getting red construction paper and making it white

Yup red and yellow inks are susceptible to fading in uv(sunlight) light. It would take a long time to get it that white… maybe a Month or 2 in direct sunlight.

My M2 SFC box is half white/red like that palette. Probably from sitting in a shop window facing the sun, I know my local Gamestops have assy looking DS boxes due to this.

Why does the number say “HVC-MX”? That’s the number for super Mario USA…

The model number for mother is “HVC-PN”