^ spot on.

yup, agree. $900-1200 game.

I agree with the first post. Just keep in mind when you look at one its just a pinball machine and be realistic. Don't let your emotions interfere with your common sense buying decision. Offer a fair a price and if you don't get it then you don't get it. I've seen someone on here selling Capt Fantastic, not the same game but a popular theme. Back in 2018 he was asking $1495. I offered him at the time I think $1100 or $1200. He wouldn't take it. About 6 months later later it went to $1695, then $2295 and then $2795 over the next few years. I found this out by looking it up in the archive and watching the history of the posts. The game probably never sold and this person somehow thinks their game is really worth what they are asking. On the other side I've seen this game go for $7400. That's laughable. You can put all the money you want in it, but at that point you might as well keep it because no one in their right mind will shell out that kind of money for a EM game. Keep in mind the buyer always has the upper hand. You can ask whatever you want for your game, but that doesn't always mean you will actually get it. If the game was really worth what he was asking for he would have sold it. I noticed plenty of people on here like that. So keep looking for your Wizard! You will find one that is the right price. It might take a little longer that's all.