You must be getting desperate, bet you would take Pinbot in part exSomeone tell me what a AIQ Prem is worth these days so I can sell the bastard thing lol, paid £8.5 which seamed far at the time (or maybe severely over paid??) but obviously ain’t the market rate these days!!!
I think the cab decal damage may have reduced the value a bit. Although it’s only minor, your potential buyers will be less as some will only buy modern sterns with mint cabs.Someone tell me what a AIQ Prem is worth these days so I can sell the bastard thing lol, paid £8.5 which seamed far at the time (or maybe severely over paid??) but obviously ain’t the market rate these days!!!
I’d take a Pinbot in part exchange for most things (and, indeed, once did)You must be getting desperate, bet you would take Pinbot in part ex
It will sell just going to take a bit longer at the moment unless you want to give someone a bargain and lose even more money.
Yep, I like Pinbot and have one. I bought it from @russdx1 who owned it for a week I thinkI’d take a Pinbot in part exchange for most things (and, indeed, once did)
It’s possible/likely there are more people into pinball than you see on this forum
We got into pinball in 2021 and are still here 
I recall at the time jaw dropping at some of the sales.
Yeah, and that was this year, when the market was already in dropping steeply. I doubt we'll see many more examples of buyers so generously giving away their money than whoever got stuck with that
People are thinking long and hard before committing to a purchase, at least this would allow sellers to see a current real world value and buyers to purchase without the fear of being labelled a cheeky F1$%*RDutch auction or trade for something
I turned it on, played 2 games then turned it off!!!!Yep, I like Pinbot and have one. I bought it from @russdx1 who owned it for a week I think
And a nice one it is too
Sometimes …. You just know
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Yeah it's a pretty wacky approach. And another odd one is reducing a multi-thousand pound machine by a hundred quid then waiting a week or so for more interest. I don't see that sort of discount making much difference - if no-one's interested at, say, £4500, is £4400 really going to sway them...Something I see in the sales threads and don't quite see the point of it is sellers saying they are reducing the price of their Pin for X days only. I understand it's to try to stimulate a sale but if no one buys it at the lower price then they certainly aren't going to pay more than that if it remains unsold and the price goes back up
and the fact that global sales will be slow due to interest rate rises
It will no doubt be financially motivated. They aren't lowering prices out of generosity.
A Bond 60th can be bought NIB for $14.5k (£11.8k) in the US ,price in UK £26k ($31.6k)
and.. they yanks moan about pricing
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Crazy how low some of these are going for now in the US. Not sure if it's any good tbh, never seen one or played one in person yet. I also forgot to play the Beatles at Pinfest this year, really wanted to see what that was like actually.
It's different from Beatles. It has more complex rules and a wider range of shots. Play-wise, more Beatles: Tournament Edition than The Beatles (or TNA). Perfectly fun to play, but the art production/backbox design, etc. is a mess.
