Quoted from WeirPinball:I think you are well off on price here - try $4K and up
Really not true. Check Pinside archives especially over the summer. Three or four in various pin-heavy locations went for $3500-$3900 and they were VERY nice.
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Quoted from WeirPinball:I think you are well off on price here - try $4K and up
Really not true. Check Pinside archives especially over the summer. Three or four in various pin-heavy locations went for $3500-$3900 and they were VERY nice.
Quoted from mattosborn:I know the owner/seller, and I've played this game many times in the 10+ years he's had it. It's a very nice game, and appears to be an early production version. Is it really HUO? I don't know, and don't really care... that label means little to me. Value to me is all about condition. This game has a few minor issues that can be easily rectified (e.g. repainting the handle), but overall it's pretty sweet. And I can tell you that he's NOT looking for $7K... not even close to that. If you're looking for a nice STTNG for a reasonable price, you'd be wise to jump on this fast.
How many buddies does this guy have trying to sell this game for him?
At some point he should really just post his own ad. these "selling for a friend" threads ALWAYS go the same way. The well-meaning "friend" posts the ad with some vague ballpark price - explicitly saying "not my game, just a messenger here," everybody shits all over the thread for 2 pages, and at the end of the day the game doesn't get sold any faster than it would have if the owner just posted the ad himself and his buddies vouched for him here. Not to mention some established pinsider always has to be on the defensive as everybody ignores his opening disclaimer and takes out the condition/price of the game on him.
Happens every time. The dude has a full gameroom and obviously knows a thing or two about the hobby/business. Why is he having his cronies take the shrapnel for him, and why does he think it's easier than just trying to sell the game himself?
The worst part about the whole "selling for a friend" deal is that everybody here knows that if it were a good deal, the pinsider here would have just bought it himself. Makes the game look even less attractive to the angry mob here.
Quoted from mattosborn:That is not true. I've never been a big fan of STTNG. I know there are people that love the game, and are willing to pay a lot more than I am for it. A real friend doesn't lowball his buddy, just to flip it later for a profit. I'd like to see him get a decent price from someone who actually wants the machine.
I have yet to see a "selling for a friend" deal that I would have jumped on.
If it ends up here as a second-hand offer you know it ain't a good deal.
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