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From a karma standpoint, I say most pins should be put back on location.
From a business standpoint, I think the best way to make money on a pin in today's market is to buy a run down game, in need of repair, for an inexpensive price. Fix it up and sell it. You potentially could own a pin for 2 to 3 weeks and make what you would in 2 to 3 years with it on route after expenses. Your risks are minimized too.
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