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Quoted from AlexF:A couple years back I could find one or two $200-$300 games a month on Craigslist. Now anything remotely interesting and below $500 is usually gone in days.
Same in north east .I think it's a trickle down affect with price DMD machines, solid state and em the more the top machines gain value lesser machines will gain value over time on people not wanting to drop a grand+ on a machine
Quoted from EMsInKC:bought a couple of very cheap ones from the same exact place, so no.
Antique mall so a vendor or a consigner probably wants to much for it . My experience is usually over priced at antique stores one timed I screwed up and didnt buy a nice condition beat time for $375
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