Silent Assault (NES)
CORRECTED
A correction is on file: earlier photo registrations for this item were voided (mis-filed photographs) and the item is being re-photographed. Corrections are appended to the chain, never erased — an honest registry shows its work.
| Registered to | Video Game Palooza, Inc. — 501(c)(3) public charity, corporate account EV-CORP-0001 |
| First registered | August 23, 2026 (UTC) |
| Photographs sealed | 6 |
| Source | Live listing at the Video Game Palooza charity store — part of the VGP collection catalog (item #00960) |
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Technical details — fingerprints & receipts
| # | SHA-256 fingerprint | Receipt |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ed9666f6ce6cd4ac0d4bc44290db45c1990d533ca3f98423fecc3e6376186543 | 5396c81cb3356fc76dec… |
| 2 | 60c67587a24f72420e1b850b7c9f2aec56368bb695facf0daba9f237e59c22cc | 0e666c8a6e420b99da35… |
| 3 | 519bcd7335d9f1e15c2db28d559f718e3f75a611ec0fdfe1c3a2c84e4fec9703 | f15674b9667d365e7a6b… |
| 4 | 8ccc35243265fe3df3adb40d325b9687ed2abda51aed9e943ff38e803c3a4b47 | b1de6af3f17f9ba23a85… |
| 5 | 5c80cb66607a3416d1b82c5800635ecf30cb68d36ddca79074937d1e211c512a | 247b7e2bfab507a07bdc… |
| 6 | 7708d1251401b49b5a3922758dc10f48b9a0da2b054577e912f8533f038c61a9 | c943e19503caa087b3f9… |
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