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Quoted from Whysnow:
understanding that it was not popular in US and most went overseas
Pinballs sent overseas (i.e., in Europe) do not vanish.
understanding that most GTB of this era did not survive overseas
You found GTB mass graves in Europe?
Opinions are not facts.
Your 40/1000 figure is unverified and unverifiable.
Punk is rare here but not super rare. I played at least two different Punk games during pin shows these last years in France, plus one for sale.
Quoted from Mopar:
I wouldn't mind knowing how many of these are out there.
Over 20, Under 20?
I have seen 3 or 4 in France only, including the one I owned. Would bet over 20.
The multiball feature might have encourage collectors to save them, even at a time when no one cared.
Shay made a repro backglass, and I bought the last one of a batch (10?) - so there was demand.
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