Well that is what they are worth new anyhow. I picked up another for a deal as there is some insert crazing common to the silkscreen process and my ocd was kicking in... it plays better than the CQ original I had years ago. I’m here in Banning at the pinball museum and was again surprised by how the remake compares.

Oh, I didn’t answer your question in my rambling response! CGC makes the new play fields in Chicago with the same silkscreen process as Williams. In fact, they are made at the same place as the original play field by CGC, a division of Churchill Cabinets. So the Mirco playfields reproduced in Germany use a printer rather than the old silk screen process. My extra is from CGC. And as you know, crazing is just some small scratches on the inserts from belt sanding before silk screening the play field. Not structural and common with the old style of making playfields, but annoying enough to me that I got another.

Well, the cabinet is Churchill, playfields for AFMr and MMR CGC. Not sure about the plastics...

Thanks, Concretehardt!

Lots of interest but logistics seem to be an issue here in the middle of Oregon!

Thanks, I actually love the game so no big deal to keep.