Ive seen some people rip MM apart lately, but wouldnt fully restored ones still fetch good money?
I do own an original MM and im locked in to a MM LE, but ive noticed some insulting peeps bashing on MM prices on CL, Ebay, etc. Does this affect AFM prices as well a Cactus Canyon prices?

thanks!

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#4 10 years ago

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eXidy

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I love both games also. I am considering selling my restored AFM, but if I dont im ok with that also.
Just like the game too much, but I dont need two of them.

#9 10 years ago

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eXidy

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Castle Rock, CO

12y 47,550 572 29

I agree about the boards. Im guessing everyone is waiting.. cause if the game plays like shit, then prices are gonna change quite a bit.

#11 10 years ago

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eXidy

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Castle Rock, CO

12y 47,550 572 29

$3500 is more than they sold new

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