I’ll be first to respond and I don’t think you’re going to like our opinions. Honestly, it does not look like you did any improvements to the machine since you got it. Works 100%, I’ll take that with a grain of salt.

The cabinet has been painted over with some form of green. A lot of work there. LED’s installed throughout. Pops need to be rebuilt, which tells me much more work is most likely involved.
As a collector, I would offer $250, maybe $300 tops, because I know how much work would be involved to bring this machine back to life. Just my opinion.

Playfield and backglass look good. If not previously done, I usually rebuild the pops and replace the plunger/link and sleeve on the filppers...so that will be about $50. Could make a decent first game so I'll agree with $300. It's a game I'd put between two other games.

I'll be more generous and say your game might command $400-500. Too bad the CAB has generic paint job. Looks pretty good otherwize.

Yep close, probably $450.00 or less, but as far as someone paying an extra $400.00 to ship forget it, you'll have to sell it locally to get that price and it may take a while. I'd even think about buying it if you lived next door.

Just my 2 cents.

When you compare the backglass to this one, it doesn't look all that good:

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As long as you ignore the Asian girl’s flaky tan legs on the right.

These machines don't grow on trees. Your back glass looks fine. I really like this ERA of Williams.

I agree with this.

Ya badly faded backglass, painted cab... 200 to 400.

With the painted cabinet and the faded backglass, this would be a solid $300 machine on the private party market... If there is a game room shop in your area, maybe you can do a consignment, and they can sell it to someone who knows nothing about pinball machines for $1500...