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You can easily spend +$5k on games worse then Congo. I think we're going to continue to see more "b-list" and "c-list" games increase in value, as people discover there are great games outside of the top-10 and top-100. When I entered the hobby, I could have purchased my entire current collection for roughly the same price of a Medieval Madness. Pinball pricing is weird!
Quoted from pinbum:NPO IS 100% correct, i never would have purchased a NIB pin, but i did so with AS ,it seemed like a bargain compared to todays used machines.
I think you missed his point. He's saying that the NIB prices became so high that it affected the market for used machines. During the lag there was a definite value in used machines, but now it's about back to where they were 5-10 years ago IMHO. If I were looking for a value now I'd go for some pre-90s machines outside of the top-100.
Quoted from Walleyefisher:What broke bitches say...LOL just kidding
Upvoted for some truth...at least in my case.
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