While it is not an A-list game getting big bucks it is a fun game. People who are not snobs stuck on only newer games love it. One of those "just one more" type games. You can have crappy quick games but it just takes that one ball to get you crazy happy. Going for the in-line drops to get the multiplier up or completing the stand ups a couple of times and ripping the spinner. Easy to understand what to do but difficult to make it happen.

Price? I am an old timer who would be in the $800-$900 range (or less and not find it) but these days it is probably a $1K-$1,100 range.

A nice one sold at York Show this weekend fully working and cleaned up. If my memory is correct it went for $1300 later in the show Saturday with original asking price of $1500. Personally I thought it was priced a little high but it was in very nice overall condition and fully working.

Just to give you some idea where the market is at here on the east coast. If I was looking for one - depending on condition - I would say $750 to $1250 range with $750 as a project and $1250 being fully working & very nice overall.

sfbay.craigslist.org link

HG in Grass Valley, CA for $800. Reasonable price for it in CA.

I've bought and sold the game in the $500 last year.

People like it for inline drop targets and just fun.

This game is fun as hell. A friend has one local, I think his is in similar condition to what you described and I think he has been offered $900 for it. I'm guessing that is close to what yours is worth.

One of my favorites of the era. Love the artwork and the gameplay and would love to add it to my collection. I'd say about $1000 for one in decent shape.