Atari Galaga 88 Marquee $510? WOW

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Nothing like paying more for the marquee than the whole game is worth.

EBAY ITEM : 200641251931
 
its a pawn star fake auction..next week on the show they find a working 88 and since the marquee is worth 500 the game must be worth 10k..........

ya know...I would not doubt that. Those guys are ripoffs. They actually had something of mine from childhood on there (the Superman record player), and when I saw it I freaked out..it even had where I wrote my name on it when I was 7.

Anyways...I contacted them after the show to ask them about it (we sold it at a Florida flea market when I was 12, it wound up in Georgia then in Vegas). The guy sold it to them for like $125. When I asked them about it, they said it'd be a few weeks before it went out. So I called them back two weeks later (actually spoke to Chumlee).

Their price?

$500.

No shit.



So I did some eBay checking...and the highest one that sold for was $600.

The ONLY one that sold for that high. The rest sold for around $100 at most. And like that auction above, some a**hole came in at the last minute and sniped it from $70 up to $600.

I want Rick to call in his buddy the expert on beat-downs, because I have a vintage can of ass whupping waiting for him.
 
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wow! thats crazy, at that price I have a Galaga 88 translite for $450 and a working pcb $1500
 
Did you ever end up getting it back?

ya know...I would not doubt that. Those guys are ripoffs. They actually had something of mine from childhood on there (the Superman record player), and when I saw it I freaked out..it even had where I wrote my name on it when I was 7.

Anyways...I contacted them after the show to ask them about it (we sold it at a Florida flea market when I was 12, it wound up in Georgia then in Vegas). The guy sold it to them for like $125. When I asked them about it, they said it'd be a few weeks before it went out. So I called them back two weeks later (actually spoke to Chumlee).

Their price?

$500.

No shit.



So I did some eBay checking...and the highest one that sold for was $600.

The ONLY one that sold for that high. The rest sold for around $100 at most. And like that auction above, some a**hole came in at the last minute and sniped it from $70 up to $600.

I want Rick to call in his buddy the expert on beat-downs, because I have a vintage can of ass whupping waiting for him.
 
Read the other thread and you will see what happened. A member here put a max bid of 500 cause he was going to be away from his computer thinking it wouldnt go above 200. Other person either did the same thing or was using sniper software.
 
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