Check it out. I created and run the site, it's basically the Kelley Blue Book of pinball - or as close as we can get. It does cover prices paid on Pinside plus ebay and about a dozen auction sites, some of which I pay to get their data. The ebay data is only sold price and never includes "Best Offer Accepted" because they never tell you what that is. Always open to improvement, so let me know.

Thanks for looking at PinballPrices.com. Did the prices seem higher or lower? I’m guessing higher because eBay prices generally, but not always, run higher as sellers try to get their 10% back and the buyers aren’t typically the Pinside type of people (less experience). Also eBay includes dealers that are selling and they are almost always significantly higher than person to person. But the data is exactly what the market is doing. Check out the full database. There you can see each and every sale and even what site the sale came from. Thanks!

Thanks, I will try that.

I run PinballPrices.com so I think it's pretty good and we are getting good steady traffic so I hope that says a lot. All the 5,200 sales records i have loaded in to our database are verified sales from Pinside, ebay, and online auction houses that I pay to have access. Scroll down on the home page and it explains the process

And if you have checked us out in the past 24 hours you will see a new price guide layout. Now both laptop and mobile uses can see all the data, not just averages. Hope you like the new look - please let me know.

I am trying to finish loading all the 2020 sales ASAP. We are over 5,200 records now and about 1,140 pinball titles.