For that price, I would expect it to be near mint, since it's a bit on the high side.

I remember seeing Mayfair Amusements having it at shows, and it was probably around that price.

If it's in near perfect condition, it's probably in range - maybe a little high.

The marks on the back could either be pinholes/flakes or just debris from the rubbery cushions put behind the glass in the game, like around the displays - I don't think that's flaking, I think that's just light marking from the display "cushions" (and/or pieces of them).

If that's all those black marks are, you have yourself a VERY mint glass there. I'd pay $275 if I am correct but I'd make sure first. (Also, DO NOT try to clean the back off whatsoever even those little pieces/marks, you will quickly turn your mint buy into an ugly irreparable mess)

Quite a few rubs around the score windows. To me that would be about $125~$150 glass...and only if I needed it badly.

I think those are just the pieces of the display cushions sticking to the glass, I see that a lot. I don't think they would be penetrating the paint. The only thing suspect I see may be in the small portion between the two display cutouts, in the center of them. Looks a little different and more like a flaw than just more debris.

Nevermind, I see the front of the glass now - it went through around the score windows. Damn!

I think I saw that glass pop up a couple of times times on ebay. First for a buy-it-now price, and finally as a reserved price auction. Considering that it was relisted, that should tell you the price was too high for the condition.

Yup. Those areas rubbed out by the displays definitely drops the value.

The auction ended at $152 and didn't hit the reserve price. It was relisted for $275 again.

If at first...

OK - I amend my range - $125~$152.

I just purchased a NOS for 295$ (but I think it was a deal).

This is what a NOS looks like if you want to compare.

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