So true! Hulk owners seem to be defensive about the price of their machine and want to protect it from selling for a low price... just like Eggbert did on X-men LE when he went way below what everyone else was selling for at that time. Once he sold his, all the others seemed to take a dive, regardless of why (code). Once that Hulk LE sells for $6200, Hulk owners fear they may lose money on their pin.

And I don't care what pin it is, when you own an LE, you are hoping that it holds it value... it's only human nature.

I see a lot of hulk owners in here saying they wouldn't sell for "X".. that doesn't matter, the market is driven by buyers! There doesn't appear to be a large demand or group of buyers willing to shell out "X", so if a seller really wants to sell, they need to lower the price to get it gone (again, like eggbert did with X-men).

That being said, the seller here said he's not motivated to sell, so I guess that's good. Best of luck with your sale, and if the market is hot, the game will sell for your asking price, period.

Everyone seems to be stuck on the code being finished, and that's important, but it's not the only thing that makes a pin. Lots of games have finished code and still aren't selling for big money- or over what they sold for.

Yeah, but one high sale and that's what everyone thinks their machine is gold! Look at the BIBLE that sold on ebay a while back, someone put up a WTB and someone threw the auction link in and said "this is what I use to give me an idea of what my BIBLE is worth!". Same goes for Tron LE's and any of the high end titles.

I think this is a fair price, there are other options for others that aren't interested for whatever reason (location, whatever).

Good luck with your sale!!

While I agree that the Hulk is what everyone wanted at release, the test of time is what determines how much the pin will be worth and if it maintains, goes up, or goes down. While there is a demand for Hulks, I don't see a high demand for them- Yet. It's kind of early for this title.

I think that we can all agree that we'll know more about whether the Hulk LE is a grand slam, about the same, or a bomb like TF in a year or so. For right now, the price, which I think is fair, reflects this.

There's a couple of used ones out there for mid-$6K's, you just have to look around... problem there is shipping/location on a low #'s game such as this one, so by the time you do have to ship an opened game I'd rather go NIB if it's not too much more...