I'm going to be the first one to say hell no you shouldn't buy it. Scratches are one thing but for that price ramps shouldn't be "jacked". Unless your in Canada, the game books at $1,325, if your paying over book in this economy the description of the game better not include an "except" when talking about things in good shape. I think $1,200 is fair but I would consider $1,100 to be a good price.

i completely agree with jalpert. i see alot of DMs going for 1000-1200 ...and thats asking price...who knows what the buyer and seller agree upon.

but then again, its all up to you... is the game worth 1500 to you?

i heard DM has one of the best "flows" in a game FWIW.

FWIW = For What It's Worth.

I would be shocked if someone said this was a buy. Even if you LOVE the game, they made over 7,000 of them and they turn around pretty regularly. Should you buy it; I have no idea. Is it a good buy; Hell no.

The game looks completely serviceable. It is also a GREAT pin (besides the art of course).

However, $1500 is WAY high. I would not sell my shopped, 100% working, LED installed demo man for that much, more like $1300 for a nice one.

I say for an unshopped one. 900$ range is fair market value.

Fixer-upper Demo Man for $1500? Time to add that to the "put down the pipe" thread. That ramp will cost quite a bit to repair. $1500 sounds about right....for a shopped out & nice Demo Man.

Maldoror has it right. $900-1000 for an unshopped one. People can't seriously ask for more, because they made so many (very common to find in circulation).

I cant see playing 'Demo man' for hours at home,
and wouldn't burn $1500 on it

It does indeed seem to be related to the number of posts but not exact. For instance, I have 537 posts at this time but my score is 583. I wonder if you get two credits for starting a topic and one for each reply?