Astroids Price Check/ Would you do this trade?

[djw90]

I believe that Robocop is not in the best condition, but dont know what its worth. I have been offered it in trade 2 or 3 times. I agree with Dave. Sell it, and buy your Asteroids machine. Hell I would prob sell you one, but you would have to pick it up. My delivery and setup fee would not be cheap

 

[simpsons99]

djw90 Yeah i have offered it too you a couple of times for different games..

Pin is in Really Nice shape for it's age... Most pins are beat too crap from the late 80's early 90's

I believe that Robocop is not in the best condition, but dont know what its worth. I have been offered it in trade 2 or 3 times. I agree with Dave. Sell it, and buy your Asteroids machine. Hell I would prob sell you one, but you would have to pick it up. My delivery and setup fee would not be cheap

 

[arcadebizkit21]

Robocop actually goes for probably $950 while Asteroids goes for $100-$300 and robocop is also very rare I hope this helps

 

[FrizzleFried]

I've been through 3 Asteroids here in Idaho...

The most I've gotten was $350.00. The other two went for $300 each... and the $350.00 one had a high score save kit installed new full wrap CPO and an absolutely BEAUTIFUL monitor.

 

[Dokert]

Robocop actually goes for probably $950 while Asteroids goes for $100-$300 and robocop is also very rare I hope this helps

Looks like you have found a buyer, Brian.

 

[Schusler]

On your pin-Factor in the D.E. boardsets, which are creeping up in value. Another big factor is how is the playfield, plastics and backglass? Data East stuff is getting harder to find. Even worse for this one, since it's the rarer Data East pins out there....

Me personally, I would sell it out outright, and the profit you make, put towards your Asteroids funds...

 

[simpsons99]

yeah if he was closer i would'nt have a problem selling it for that.

I would think Astroids would be worth more being a B&W Game..

I heard in the late 80's early 90's they where taking the boards out of these machines and building Computers out of them.

I thought if that was true it might raise the price of these somewhat.

Looks like you have found a buyer, Brian.

 

[Dokert]

Asteroids vary in value by condition and location. Around this area a good working Asteroids goes for $350 to $400. Non-working $100 to $150 all day long.

 

[Mindl3ss]

Here's another one on CL for $100 not working.

Bit of a drive, though.

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/tag/2213332334.html

Not too bad for me... if I had the money, I'd be on it.