AC/DC (LE)
Stern, 2012
AC/DC (Premium)
Stern, 2012
Ghostbusters (LE)
Stern, 2016
Ghostbusters (Premium)
Stern, 2016
Jurassic Park
Data East, 1993
Lord of the Rings Limited Edition
Stern, 2009
Monopoly
Stern, 2001
Monster Bash
Williams, 1998I just unloaded a great LotrLE and SM. My first sales of any pin.
I've adopted a one pin in, one pin out mandate with AliensLE, GBLE and RZ coming.
Just don't have time to play em all, but I love em all!
As much as I love the other two, I almost let AC/DC go out the door!
I'm back in love with that pin. WTF was I thinking? 
My biggest sale regret was my first Roadshow. It was like losing two of your closest friends to a guy with more money than you...
Monster Bash. Of all the great pins I've been fortunate enough to own, this is the one my family miss the most. Would love to see this title get re-released...
as a newbie pinhead I unloaded my ironman ve for............kiss le!!! smh. ironman was too hard for me at the time I found it brutal. that was a pretty big mistake. still miss the im ve and I asked the buyer for first dibs if he ever resells it. wasted 3500 on this move. I still feel stern abandonded kiss.
Quoted from pinwiztom:I would have thought it would be this one.
That was a neat game Tom, and those chicks were pretty hot as well but not as hot as the Angels.
John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, MI.
269-979-3836
Quoted from iceman44:Dang, where did that Charlie's Angels go. That's a beauty and a classic.
The game went out on the west coast area I'm sorry to say.
Quoted from Hogey:You didn't really sell that Charlie's Angels did you JD? I know you looked for that for a LOOOONG time.
Yes I did sell it. After a 12 year search and having owned it for 6 years it was time to cut it loose to someone else but I still miss it every day. And the icing on the cake was that it was serial number one.
John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, MI.
269-979-3836
Quoted from Dayhuff:The game went out on the west coast area I'm sorry to say.
Yes I did sell it. After a 12 year search and having owned it for 6 years it was time to cut it loose to someone else but I still miss it every day. And the icing on the cake was that it was serial number one.
John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, MI.
269-979-3836
Wow, that's incredible. #1 Growing up with the Angels that's so cool!
I traded my "EATPM" plus $2000 for a really nice shopped Williams "IJ". I don't like to get rid of any games. It was the only way I was going to get the "IJ". I hadn't even restored or played my Elvira. Just bought a bunch of parts for her.
sell, what is that? 
I rarely sell, but the one I miss the most is Roadshow. Such a fun layout and fun to shoot game.
None yet. We have managed to hang on to all of them but have run out of room to put them in. I have made a deal with my wife that after GBLE, we will sell two to buy one. Lets see how that goes!
Scared Stiff. Was before LEDs (which I think make this game look amazing), and when kids were at an age where all the innuendo was a bit questionable. Oh well. At least I have easy access to a couple of them here in P'Burgh.
Just sold my IJ, that was harder than all the others in the past....such a beautiful machine 
My 1-owner huo mint lotr in 2007 for $4400...I would like to buy it back if still minty...I think the guy was from the bay area
Quoted from Esoteric_rt:Just sold my IJ, that was harder than all the others in the past....such a beautiful machine
I kind of miss my Frontier. Also sometimes I'm nastalgic for the first pin I ever got.., F14 Tomcat. But then I play one again and think to myself... Oh yeah, thats why I sold it lol. Actually I think its just that the ones I find to play are so poorly maintained that they just don't play anything like mine did.
None... I had some great machines in awesome original condition and I will never gonna find anything compared to them on the market, but so what! This is a fun hobby- no time for melancholy and regret - have fun, there are so many wonderful machines out there which can be yours
When you don't have he money and space and have to let something go, my biggest regret was selling our Super Mario Bros. machine and Simpsons' Pinball Party, not so much for me but to hear my two sons(who hardly played them ever) that they wished I did not sell those two. It is not like they were crying and hanging on to the legs of the machine, but it is a little sad to hear them now that they are a few years older missing them. One day I will replace them.........
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Boerne, TX
had to put food on the table but im currently saving for another.
Melbourne
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