I think there is combination of things going on that make people vocal about this listing. I suspect many folks are holding back on comments. As stated above the base condition of the game, i.e. cabinet, playfield, sanctum are not in a condition to get people excited about a premium price. The post started off at $5,500 with a single not so great picture that made it difficult to determine what type of condition this pin was in. People get excited to see a premium example of any pin. When they find out that pin is not in a condition that matches the asking price, there are bound to be some comments. If you post your marketplace ad to the forum, anything can happen with the comments so you have to anticipate this. If you have been around on pinside 5 years it should be pretty apparent how this was going to play out. On the flipside, if you ask a reasonable price for the condition of the pin, the comments can also work in your favor and make for a quick sale. This pin, priced in the mid to low fours with good pictures from the start would have had a totally different reaction and would have most likely had offers quickly and probably sold in a week or less. Some may argue that this is only worth mid to high threes as they don't want to pay anything for mods. As stated by others the DMD will easily get you some value, but the other mods are going to need a rare person to pay full price for them. Not saying they are not worth extra value, simply that it will be rather difficult to extract that value in the present market.