Ok, here's the deal.
I have a fairly worn high speed that i love. One day maybe it will get a playfield swap, but even it didn't, i'd still be happy keeping it.

All displays work well, except the ball/credit display has a couple segments out. I'm pretty much positive it is the display, not the cable or any of the boards.

When i search online for a replacement, all i see is the one from pinball pcb for $70 or so.

I know there is pinscore and xpin. (which i am considering).

Here are my questions:
Will the pinballpcb display match the rest if that's the only one i get?
Is there another option to the pinballpcb display?
What is the value of the working displays (players 1-4 work fine) with display board? If i could sell off the current displays and recoop a good portion of the money from buying a pinscore setup, i'd probably do that.

I don't care if it's original or not, i'm more of a restomod type of guy anyway.

$70 for one display just seems kinda high considering an entire led setup is $200. Which is why the value of the existing parts would only have to be in the low 100's for this to make sense.

Thanks for any advice,
Joe

Ya, that's what i was thinking, i know some of the purists still like the original displays, but that's just not me.

I'd be curious to know why the xpin setup costs more than the pinscore.