Hi all looking to see what people on here think a data east secret service is worth in really nice condition, I've got it up for sale or a trade at the moment but I could be off with my pricing hence this post.
Cheers Brian
Cheers Brian
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The "How much is this table worth" thread....
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Prices are all over the place mate. It’s difficult to say. I’d say £1500. But a project F14 tomcat sold on eBay yesterday for about £1200!!! Mental.
Yeah ebay is a real wildcard! Tomcat on this forum has previously sold in the £950-£1400 range.
Sometimes some random non-pinball person just decides they really want something
Also don't drop it to £1500 otherwise I am going to have to find somewhere to put it
it would look great beside a torpedo alley or laser wars 
Not big up on DE pricing but having played this when picking up FT, its certainly one of the nicest condition DE games that i’ve seen in a long while, so that will push up its value. Played great too and i genuinely enjoyed the 80s music and vibe from it.
Well yes, that's why I'm saying not to drop the price, because then I would have to find somewhere else to put the machines that are already next to Torpedo Alley and Laser Warit would look great beside a torpedo alley or laser wars
(you missed Phantom of the Opera by the way
)Your right I forgot about phantom of the opera another game with great sounds, you've got to give data east their due in the 80s they did go all in on the sounds.
The kooky time Machine also
But try to forget Monday night football
Apart from the usual subjects alpha numeric games seem to have settled back to the pre covid 1 to 2k level
But try to forget Monday night football
Apart from the usual subjects alpha numeric games seem to have settled back to the pre covid 1 to 2k level
Time machine is one of the very few pins I have ever sold. It should of been great, but there seemed to be no way to stop it giving you like 3 extra balls per game
For 80s cheese factor there is no way any of those beat secret service for the version of nobody does it better that the topper flashes in sequence to
I typed 'cheesy' 80s music into my comment earlier and deleted it as i didnt want to offend you lol. Its cheesey in a good way 
How can you not like the dulcet tones of baby baby your the best
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Thanks everyone for the advice, it's the only pin machine I ever owned and your input has been honest and to the point which I appreciate, even though some of it wasn't what I wanted to hear!
I'll be posting it for sale - offers circa 7k I think. Anyone interested please email me on **Removed** . It's located in Writtle, Essex. Collection only.
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Just be careful publishing your email address on a public forum, private messages would be a more secure way of contacting you.
I’m going to be selling my Theatre of Magic. Being professionally serviced/cleaned etc but where’s the best place to sell it. EBay or another specialist site?
Here imo although EBay is fine too depending on the buyer
Depends on your definition of ‘best’.
Here it will most likely go to a pinhead and be loved. But here also folk won’t tolerate (ie buy) games over the market value. For the best possible price either rip someone off on eBay, or sell to a company like Home Leisure Direct who will give you more than we would and then double it in their showroom.
I would hazard a guess that your inbox has exploded and that you have already had 50 messages regarding this.