Whoever bought the Lucky Hand on Craigslist for $350, I hate you!
Quoted from Playdium:hoever bought the Lucky Hand on Craigslist for $350, I hate you!
You'll find out when they list it for 1500 on CL in a week....same thing happened to me a few weeks ago.
Quoted from Playdium:Whoever bought the Lucky Hand on Craigslist for $350, I hate you!
I didn't see it. It seems like every "Lucky Hand" comes from the Nutmeg State!
Quoted from jrpinball:I didn't see it. It seems like every "Lucky Hand" comes from the Nutmeg State!
There was a rash of them for sale in Wisconsin for awhile. I got a real nice one for next to nothing. They seemed to have all found permanent homes as they don't turn up that often anymore. Very fun game.
Quoted from AlexF:There was a rash of them for sale in Wisconsin for awhile. I got a real nice one for next to nothing. They seemed to have all found permanent homes as they don't turn up that often anymore. Very fun game.
Great game I had mine 3 years, was easy to have Marathon Games. I replaced it with Ice Show , I've yet to roll IS over. must have went quick it never went to
My IPhone was it Eastern CT or New Haven ?
Seller just listed "Pinball Machines for Sale" with pic of two machines. One being Lucky Hand. Never responded to me.
Quoted from Wickerman2:You'll find out when they list it for 1500 on CL in a week....same thing happened to me a few weeks ago.
Will they get it? Are these things realistically selling for this or is it another case of "Testing the waters?
Quoted from jrpinball:I didn't see it. It seems like every "Lucky Hand" comes from the Nutmeg State!
Damn how did I miss that? I check twice a day! Must have vanished quick.
Quoted from Mcshaney:Rare gottlieb wedgehead possible but unlikely
Fellow collector in NY sold his for 1500 at Allentown last rear. I sold mine for that as well 6 months previous. . I think for a nice example 1500 is pretty much spot on for a low production AAB that's card themed with a cool rule set .
350 was a steal
1974DeltaQueen I was thinking 1000-1200 but then remembered it is like the number 2 or 3 highest rated em and it does depend on condition. It is hard price it when it is not easy finding sale records on a rare machine .
Quoted from beelzeboob:Lucky Hand is what I call my love life.
No, that would be the export version; "Hairy Palm"!
What shape was this game in? Depends on how it was stored/kept,and what attention was paid to waxing and such.I have seen quite a few Lucky Hands over the years here in CT/NY that were not well maintained, and are quite worn. The BG is also prone to heavy flaking. If a worn example then 350 is not as great a deal as it first appears...
Quoted from pintoys:What shape was this game in? Depends on how it was stored/kept,and what attention was paid to waxing and such.I have seen quite a few Lucky Hands over the years here in CT/NY that were not well maintained, and are quite worn. The BG is also prone to heavy flaking. If a worn example then 350 is not as great a deal as it first appears...
Good point. I bought a players condition Gold Strike for 400 and traded it for a much nicer Mibs. Sold Mibs and broke even after I put time and cabinet paint into It (and put a few hundred plays on it) Then I regretted Selling it because it was a nice pin that played well. Looked good it was an ideal pinshow mule.
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