One of my good buddies, has a co-worker with these older vintage games. She's located in Northern California (near San Francisco).
I'm not interested in them, only interested in giving her some idea, as to what to ask for their sale.
Thanks for any help
Kerry Richard
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The shuffle although big and long is in great shape for its age. If working, with some time and marketing could fetch $1000, if a project, $400-500.
Lancer is the same animal. If working with a little clean up could also be $1000.
I wonder if Pacific Pinball museum would be interested? I know if only working.
See you at Cax in a couple weeks!
BTW: I reached out to Zarry Z from PPM... here's what he had to say;
Unfortunately, we at the PPM already have a "Lancer" in our collection, and we are actually trying to downsize our 1,300 game collection a bit recently.
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