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Quoted from Onwallst:You are correct. If a company closes shop worth a lot as supply is limited. Someone will remake the Big Lebowski in time.
I really hope so. It is an AMAZING game that so few people have really been able to experience.
If there were a run of 2000 or so, and you could find them on location, I think it would easily be a top 10 pin on most lists.
Quoted from Mitch:You have a few classic sterns you could sell me I'm sure you wouldnt lose money on
It's funny you say that...
I keep hearing how classic sterns are some of the best values in pinball today. I didn't realize until i put my Meteor up for sale yesterday. It sold in 30 minutes, and people were practically beating my door down for it.
You heard it here: get them cheap while you can.
Quoted from gliebig:I hoard and never sell anything, so no loss here.
Are you saying i shouldnt PM you about congo? 
Quoted from CrazyLevi:"infamous pinball" makes it sound like it was owned by Hitler or involved in the Manson murders.
It could be a pinball that was locked in a safe and opened by Geraldo Rivera.
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