Beatles pinball from Stern
- Thread starter bartron
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Well when you have been in the hobby that long you're bound to become the "keeper of knowledge" 
I'll never claim to be an expert I just like playing the damn things with a beer in hand! The way it should be
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kevlar
I doubt any Platinum or Diamond editions were sold via the online Beatles store. It's a bit cheeky to put $10k as the price for Platinum if they never sold any at that price. Maybe just an error?
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Neil McRae
We know the Gold is $8k, so this indicates that the Platinum is $10k and the Diamond is $12k
The Gold buyers lost out, the Diamond buyers got a good deal and the Platinum buyers paid the correct price
After all these buyers were Buying Beatles not pinball ……… The seller got his money, the buyers got a Beatles pinball oblivious to the difference and so all good at $10k
The Gold buyers lost out, the Diamond buyers got a good deal and the Platinum buyers paid the correct price
After all these buyers were Buying Beatles not pinball ……… The seller got his money, the buyers got a Beatles pinball oblivious to the difference and so all good at $10k
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pi...d&sortOrder=SortProductField:totalTimesViewed
8K for gold 10K for plat
8K for gold 10K for plat
It makes no sense at all for Diamond and Platinum to have both been $10k, so when I saw that on the website earlier (where it showed them already out of stock) I just assumed they were placeholder prices. Why would two versions of the pin - one with more toys, exclusivity, etc - be the same price?
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Neil McRae
They weren’t/aren’t the same price, each model has a MAP, if distributors in the US sell a model for less than the MAP (which they are also not allowed to disclose publicly all pricing in the states for Diamond and Platinums is strictly via phone) they loose their allocation.
People seem to be getting quoted $12,500-$15,000 for platinums and up to $25k for diamonds, haven’t heard of a price any higher than $25k.
I am curious how many Beatles are coming into the U.K and at what prices.
People seem to be getting quoted $12,500-$15,000 for platinums and up to $25k for diamonds, haven’t heard of a price any higher than $25k.
I am curious how many Beatles are coming into the U.K and at what prices.
Love the layout with its additions over seawitch, such a shame they Beatle’d it. Oh well, Not every machine is for everyone.
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aaronhicksuk
Thanks for this - I don't work too far from here so I'll definitely be stopping in one evening.
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SilkySox
Yeaaah... That's the result of a couple of wines and quoting what i thought was a recent comment and then not actually quoting at all!
Not really sure I see the parity between TNA and this. Beatles looks as though it plays exactly like what its based on - a slow single level ss . Compare that with TNA, which masquerades as an early 80s bally but handles like an angsty teenager with adhd at a 3 day rave.
I haven't played mafia. Reports say it's fun. Maybe this will be too for the same reasons. If I had 7k to spend on a pin though I'd be buying many, many things before this.
Not really sure I see the parity between TNA and this. Beatles looks as though it plays exactly like what its based on - a slow single level ss . Compare that with TNA, which masquerades as an early 80s bally but handles like an angsty teenager with adhd at a 3 day rave.
I haven't played mafia. Reports say it's fun. Maybe this will be too for the same reasons. If I had 7k to spend on a pin though I'd be buying many, many things before this.
Anyone who wants to give this a go, just got this from Electrocoin:
The Brunswick Centre, is to host a three-week pop up store featuring limited edition pinball machines themed exclusively on rock-and-roll band, The Beatles. Opening on Thursday 29th November, shoppers and pinball fans can play the four Beatles Pinball machines free, immersing themselves in Beatlemania during the festive shopping season until Wednesday 12th December 2018, from 9am to 6pm seven days a week. The Brunswick Centre is located at The Brunswick Centre, Bernard Street, London WC1N 1BS
The Brunswick Centre, is to host a three-week pop up store featuring limited edition pinball machines themed exclusively on rock-and-roll band, The Beatles. Opening on Thursday 29th November, shoppers and pinball fans can play the four Beatles Pinball machines free, immersing themselves in Beatlemania during the festive shopping season until Wednesday 12th December 2018, from 9am to 6pm seven days a week. The Brunswick Centre is located at The Brunswick Centre, Bernard Street, London WC1N 1BS
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