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The "How much is this table worth" thread....
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Sounds about right
agreed. problem with any late Stern is finding one for sale.
Sold mine 12 months ago for £4300
Hello. First time poster. Welcome community and fellow pin lovers!
I have a twilight zone and a prototype variant cirqus Voltaire both in good condition (never seen heavy arcade use). Any idea of the prices please, as recently had some offers...
Thanks
I have a twilight zone and a prototype variant cirqus Voltaire both in good condition (never seen heavy arcade use). Any idea of the prices please, as recently had some offers...
Thanks
And welcome aboard the good ship pinballinfo full of pirate pinhead lubbers aaaaarrr
What's a nice sega star wars trilogy worth these days?
I'd like to think 2k? But I am biased as I own one!
I've seen them go for about 1.5k? But they suffer from wear around the flipper buttons on the outside of the cabinet and I've seen some awful playfield wear down to the wood were the x wing shoots the targets etc etc....
So it all depends on your "nice" classification?
I'm sure you'll get some replys
Cheers that’s kinda what I expected,
Hi all, I wonder can you guys help me, I'd like to value a couple of pinballs, I don't have any in mind but just planning keeping an eye out and they're not advertised so often to get an idea. I'd like a Hobbit Smaug Edition, The Walking Dead LE or a Monster Bash. I'm not particularly rushing but going to keep an eye out and maybe take the opportunity when it comes. I have a £6k budget, will that get me one of the above?
Sw trilogy always sell to star wars fans rather than pinheads. For a Sega it punches way above it weight
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@chris b has a hobbit Smaug coming up for sale I believe, but would think a bit more than £6k
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Thanks Chris, whats a bit more? I am a little off being ready to buy but if it's much over £6k, I will be out of the market. Maybe I need to lower my sights.
Going off recent sales I think your Monster Bash and Walking Dead LE estimates are 1k more than what they go for. Not sure about Hobbit.
Lee’s pricing is pretty spot on..
Nice Monster Bash from July 17, asking price £5750
http://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/monster-bash.37140/
I sold my Walking Dead LE at Xmas for £6400. Would have been £6500 but had an intermittent crossbow issue. Included a replacement motor thanks to Phil (Pinball Heaven). An 'as new' Premium had a 7k asking price recently, but that had 1k of extras.
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Wow, that puts Monster Bash firmly in reach.
I doubt you would get any of these pins for 6k monster bash maybe but it would be a nasty one
If you can find one at that price...
Put a wanted add up on the forum mate and keep everything crossed, it doesn't come up often but with some nice JJP pins coming soon people might fancy a change at the higher end of the market and your add might just encourage them. Good luck mate...
so people are saying that an MB is now a 6K game?
and CV, @Moonraker Peter you say how much?
it's seriously getting silly at these numbers
and CV, @Moonraker Peter you say how much?
it's seriously getting silly at these numbers
You will save money by getting a Walking Dead Premium rather than an LE. They are essentially the same game, just cosmetic differences. I would think you could get a Premium for 6k, or maybe a little more. They are desirable though (and Monster Bash) so don't come up for sale that often, and when they do they have a lot of suitors.
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This is a c.v.with the limited original set up but I have the alternative as well and the original and repro awnings. I'm having it professionally checked over soon so it's all good. I was offered £2500...but seemed low..
