Quoted from TigerLaw:I sold mine a couple months ago for $4,500. Took about a month to sell because I had one sell fall through that kept it tied up for three weeks...
Quoted from goatdan:I think it is a fair starting point, although if he wants to move it he may need to accept significantly less. It all depends on the market at the moment - BBH is rare enough that if you are looking for one, they are difficult to find and your price seems completely reasonable.
Agreed, thats why it was set at that point.
Quoted from dung:As for the owner asking 4475, its greed. He asked, the consensus was 3500 because it needs work. This is why you have Stern wanting 15k for their newest super le, because each fool on here thinks they should get more than the last one and trying to jack up prices.
Thanks for your opinion, Dung.
Actually, its more like a fair asking price for the seller but since he said he saw games sell on Ebay for 5500, and there is at least one 4500 sale in this thread I thought going under that point would be a fair price to start. You know what is like to convince someone the price of something after they see Ebay pricing.
Quoted from Pinballgeek:Yes the price may seem high but that might be intentional so that people who are interested will message him; therefore the selling price might be around 3500 after a deal is settled with.
After all its worth how much someone is willing to pay for it.
Absolutely.
He is not a pinhead. How to I tell him to start at 4K when he said he saw games sell for 5500? Who cares really? Its his game and if you are not interested in that price you can choose to not buy it. If you want to make an offer.. have at it. Have a 3K offer so far...
Quoted from Bugsy:If he wanted to just base his price off eBay prices, why did you even bother asking the more knowledgeable Pinside community?
So that i could educate him on the going price here should he choose to list it.
Smithtown, NY
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