It's just one of those things. The value of a pin on the market is beyond it's value to me. The hobby is moving upwards for sure, the level of disposable income has just rocket up in this hobby. It is the exact opposite of what I thought would happen with the pandemic. I know a lot of people say asking price and sale price are not the same but pins are moving. It's everything in the hobby, what people are willing to spend on mods and toppers has really changed.

Every day I realize more and more I do not love pinball. It's good fun and I enjoy it but at these prices there are just too many other things out there. This is the first time ever my line up has retracted and I'm not interested in filling that spot. Normally when something goes out I am scouring the earth to find a pin. These days I am just thinking of all the stuff I can do with that cash. There is a Spiderman home edition for sale near me for $6700 Canadian and its listed as a rare Limited Edition, you just have to laugh.