just sell them. and then buy something new.

if you dont play it or like it then no reason to keep it.

That said, what are you thinking of selling first? Hit me up with a good price and we will see how you feel after selling one

sell me SC for a good price please. It is tiny and you wont even miss it, lol.
I can take BSD since I am there. It is too scary and the kids probably never play it anyway

In all honesty, I looked at your collection and it somewhat of a monotype. Sell a few and try some of the other games out there. LOTS of great GTB games, early SS games, non B/W games that may get you back into the playing more?

like a band aid man! just rip it off!!!!

Seriously. It seems obvious with you language that this is a problem best dealt with by doing a BUNCH of selling in a short time. In order to do this you need to actually price games slightly below market. You want a line out the door of people looking to buy and just make it clear no haggling. Pick your 10 to keep and sell the other half. Purging can feel really good. Plus side is you will have a pile of cash. I suggest using it to pay down a loan so it will have longer term gratification.

hit me up when medusa and skateball need a home

sounds good. For a killer price, I can come over for a weekend and help you dig them out and sort through the other stuff (serious offer as I like helping out with pins; sometimes more than working on my own crap)

you know how to reach me

start a price check thread here if you really have no idea. From your history you tend to shoot high and then not sell from what I can see. If you really want to sell you will need to adjust this habit.

For a general rule, spend a little time researching and you should be able to hit spot on. mrpinball classifieds, ebay completed listings, pinside completed listings, and boston pinball guide are ok benchmarks to then adjust from. You should be able to figure it out; afterall you did buy them all at once and I assume managed not to get ripped off

Most importnatly I woudl say you know what you paid for them, so if you got them a few years back and have enjoyed them then you are going to do just fine. Even if you undersell from FMV you will probably still be well over purchase prices form a few years back. Aside form that, selling for a fair to good price can feel really good. Nothing wrong with hooking up a good local pinhead and writing up an agreement for right of first refusal to buy back at same price if sold within X time. I know others that have done it.