mrbill2084
Well-known member
I would have missed it, but I got an email. Ordered mine it was out. Just thought I would give people here a heads up. 3 models available. LE limited to 1000
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I would have missed it, but I got an email. Ordered mine it was out. Just thought I would give people here a heads up. 3 models available. LE limited to 1000
queue panic attacks from current owners and a 400 page thread on pinside!![]()
pricing on pinball stuff is off the charts dumb. They keep biting the bait on pinside though so its not ever changing.
Now 6K is an awesome deal?
queue panic attacks from current owners and a 400 page thread on pinside!![]()
It's nuts. The upside of high prices is new entrants into the market like Dutch and JJP. Not to mention the remakes.
Older pins are stagnant which is great. Sys 9 and 11 pins are selling below $2k. Many of them closer to $1k.
Until stern proves that it's committed to code no more NIB for me.
Already there.
Not sure how caught up you are, but pinball prices have been constantly inflating for years. Far from stagnant.
System 11 games are more towards $2,000-$2,500 now with regular old solid-state games (Xenon, Silverball Mania, etc.) fetching around $1,500 now in decent shape. Some of the Bally games are even more. Fathom (1980) got up to around 7 grand recently as it started being cliche, like the Journey arcade machine of pinball machines.
I am so glad I got out when I did.
I had 15 or so A titles and sold them all at what I thought was top of the market a few years ago. I figured now way they could keep going up.. but they did.
I was around when an nice attack from mars was $3k so I did pretty well anyways.
I'm tempted on this one. AFM is a great game,
Already there.
Not sure how caught up you are, but pinball prices have been constantly inflating for years. Far from stagnant.
System 11 games are more towards $2,000-$2,500 now with regular old solid-state games (Xenon, Silverball Mania, etc.) fetching around $1,500 now in decent shape. Some of the Bally games are even more. Fathom (1980) got up to around 7 grand recently as it started being cliche, like the Journey arcade machine of pinball machines.
why do these new high price pins from stern continue to have playfield issues. they get all diveted up.
Is that just considered ok in this modern era of new pin collecting?
why do these new high price pins from stern continue to have playfield issues. they get all diveted up.
Is that just considered ok in this modern era of new pin collecting?
Not being made by Stern. Chicago Gaming Company is the maker.
different playfield production vendor?
different playfield production vendor?