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Not two great ones. One over priced "nice" one should be well under $20K.
The second one could be very nice unless it is the old "Shipping Container Loads" that sound like a good price but in reality is a headache. With better idea of what it is, maybe I would think $35K and up. If it was a dead collector and his belongings went to storage $60K. But if this went from a shipping container from Buenos Aries to a storage locker you might get burned at $10K.
Quoted from Mr68:Regarding the eBay estate sale in Colorado, Captain Neo nailed it. Good eye Neo.
I was friends with the owner before he died and his collection was offered to me exclusively for a lot less money. A lot less... I passed after inspecting everything. All of those games are major projects and many are simply parts machines.
I miss my friend Gene and wish his family well on the sale.
Food for thought to my Pinside bothers and sisters considering this deal.
Kim
I trust Kim's opinion from across the country and would listen to what he said. He is one of the Good bald guys 
Dave "Taxman" http://www.pinbald.com
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