NES Collector Roger Holler Loses 860+ Games in $50K–$100K Theft
A NES collection built over more than four decades has been stolen, with the loss reported at more than 860 games and an estimated value of $50,000 to $100,000. The owner, Roger Holler, says the haul began with his first NES—received from his mother when he was 11—and was intended to be kept for his grandchildren.
What was stolen
Roger Holler’s NES game collection, totaling over 860 NES titles, was taken in a break-in. He had been collecting games for 40+ years, and the collection was valued between $50,000 and $100,000.
When and where the theft happened
The robbery occurred while Holler and his family were away from home. The incident has been reported to police.
What Holler is doing next
With no leads on the people responsible so far, Holler is working through the aftermath alongside his insurer and focusing on improving home security.
- Filed a police report
- Coordinating with his insurance provider
- Reinforcing the home’s security measures
Does he have any expectations?
Despite the setback, Holler says he and his family are hoping to recover the collection.
