Sorry to hear about your loss. Seems this is happening all too often these days.

Sorry for your loss. If they are all nice examples you are looking at north of $20K easy for all five.

On the low end No Good Gophers goes from 2.5-4k depending on condition and Indiana Jones is probably the higher priced at 4.5k and up.

Here is a useful site to get you an iverall idea of price.

http://www.bostonpinball.biz/ebay_0515_4.htm

Indiana Jones - $6k
STTNG - $5k
Addams Family - $6k
No Good Gofers - $3k
LOTR - $5k

Prices are based on what I've seen posted here and how you described the condition, they aren't spot on but I'd say they're pretty close +/- a bit.

1. Inform yourself of prices, do not trust any buyer to do it for your, you will be lied to.

Look at ebay close listting (where the pinball actually sold) you are looking for "completed items", search each machine; this will give you a general idea.

Also go here https://pinside.com/pinball/top-100
Select your pinball machine and it will take you to a seperate page on the right you will see a price estimate.

2. Don't be in a rush to sell them, if you're in a rush you will be at a disadvantage.

3. Take cash only, no PayPal, no checks.

4. Unless you're in a real big rush,avoid trying to sell them all together, you'll lose thousands.

If the condition is really that nice with cc playfields. You are looking at $25k -$30k and maybe more. If you could post pictures, that would help us evaluate.

Ebay is not a great place to check prices for what has sold. I've gotten some unbelievable deals on ebay and others overpay so it's all over the map.

Sorry for your loss. As wantdataeast said, cash only and don't sell as a group. Or if you sell them as a group be sure they are priced appropriately. If a buyer has to ship a game it's often just as cheap to ship 2 games instead of just one. So in those cases a group sale would probably be ok. But beware there are scumbags everywhere

What he said! I know prices and he's right on the money.