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Quoted from Fanatic:It's a patience game.
+1.
Also depends on how selective you are. For example, I don't want any EMs. I would prefer a <4 hour round trip for my next purchase. My budget cap. And then out of what could potentially become available fitting all this criteria, are titles I am not interested.
It all translates into "the pickier you are, the longer you are likely to wait"
Quoted from JosiahCox:I am in the same boat as you Ryan. I am just getting the bug as I finally have the room to make a pin happen but I don't need something in collectors condition and I am finding it hard to find anything near me that isn't priced through the roof and or has just been through a rebuild or heavy shopping.
Guess I just need to be patient and hope that the pin gods smile on my endevor. Good luck finding the one you want. Cheers!
Your pretty lucky if you can actually find a pin at all. "pinball" searches on my local CL and neighboring cities returning everything but pins. Spam, broken XBoxs and pinball toys lately is about all around Ohio. *sigh*. $1K solid states anyone? Bueller?
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