Then I will be out. However, I think your presumption is incorrect.

Then I will be in.

If truly loaded with stuff then I will still be in.

Your view on this makes me want to down vote your post.
I did not do so because I respect your knowledge and experience and expertise.
But I still hope you are way off base on this opinion.

Scared Stiff is still a sought-after pricey A-lister for a reason.

There are Pinsiders asking/hoping for CGC to remake Scared Stiff.

An Elvira 3 with terrific Greg Freres artwork (again), double-entendre callouts from Cassandra Petersen (again), a Nordman layout with simple yet interesting mechs (anticipated based on the previous Elvira pins), and great use of Elvira Movie Macabre clips on the LCD screen will really appeal to that fan base.

They probably have considered it. Stranger things have happened.

There is a rumor that the Pabst can crusher pin will be re-themed into a Subway restaurant pin.

Ironically, there will be no subway in the game.

I figure they set the list price at $4500 so they could sell at a street price of $4K.

Like others have noted, displaying it at COMICON is aimed at a new (not Pinside) market.

Exactly. It would have been much worse if the home pin would have been some new title, like Stranger Things, and took the place of an actual full-featured game that Pinsiders would want but would never get made.

Okay, so I was a penny off.

The Frankenstein monster generated excitement - in the form of angry villagers waving torches and pitchforks. This thread is the Pinside equivalent in reaction to the SW home edition pin - which isn't even intended for the average Pinsider.