Well it's WAY more than RZ
Look at TH and every other pin priced above $8k
And it extends to the high end USED market to
Like Frolic, buy what u like and can afford, enjoy it and don't worry about
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Well it's WAY more than RZ
Look at TH and every other pin priced above $8k
And it extends to the high end USED market to
Like Frolic, buy what u like and can afford, enjoy it and don't worry about
Quoted from Rdoyle1978:I wish I were in your area - I am not seeing anything resembling a price drop in our area. Maybe it will sweep our way soon
I'm just paying attention to the Market and for sale ads over the past several years and it's been a clear shift since all these new high priced pins are hitting
Could see it coming like a hurricane out parked out in the gulf
I think we can clearly differentiate between the lower end market for older games, the sweet spot of pricing, versus the $8k plus high end market, and maybe $7k plus for that matter.
The $2k-$5k market isn't gonna pop, I wouldn't think, plenty of people that love pinball to soak those up with a lot less risk.
Condition is king. It's all about the shooter lane!
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