I would buy one or both if it were true, but only if it is not pay in advance model, I'd have no problem with a nominal deposit but not paying for the whole game in advance.
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I have no problem owning a reproduction, probably the originals could will be worth more, but just for playing not as an investment, I'd prefer a new pin.
I am not good with fixing stuff, I did just change a fuse the other day :woot: but overall I am more happy with newer stuff which should be more reliable. I'd buy several pins if this were to come to pass CC, AFM, MM, MB, CFTBL.
Quoted from Anth:Do you actually think there are people out there that are using pinball machines as a serious investment? Where does this nonsense come from? If the pinball industry tanks no one is going to get "burned." No one has all of their money in pinball...
Of course you are correct, pinballs are to most like buying a hot tub or a watch or a trip to Europe or a nicer car. People who can afford to buy $8k pins have extra money, they are not living hand to mouth or investing in pinball rather than 401k. It's generally just fun money.
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