600.

800-1000 if it’s a pin you really want.

Agreed. Unless it’s super nice, 600-700 sounds about right.

I got $700 for mine a few years ago. It had a touched up playfield and backglass. I think you can do better than that.

Really that cheap? Haven't seen one that cheap in a while.
Actually a really fun pin.

It’s fun but it’s no Firepower or system9. I just don’t see these selling for 1000+ unless they are really nice. When you can buy a Firepower for a little more, would anyone really buy a Laser Cue for Firepower money? I sure the hell would not but I guess there’s a sucker born every minute.

I would take it over firepower anyday even at the same price but that's just me.

Yeah me too. Firepower is fun but the strategy of Lasercue is better. The game suffers from quirky artwork, but as a player it is fantastic. In this day and age of pinball finding a solid state for less than 1k seems tough unless you are willing for a good deal to pop up or unless the game is a real dog or you’re on the west coast

Since the playfield is pretty much a reskin of Alien Poker with a few tweaks, you would expect the original to be more collectable. I wouldn't mind one though.

I think the tweaks are worth it. The upper flipper I like, and stand up targets on each side instead of the out holes to keep the game moving quicker

The rules are also very different, you can't really compare the two games on that basis. Where Laser Cue does lack in comparison with Alien Poker is it just uses the basic System 6 / 7 DAC pool of sound effects, and doesn't have any speech. Hardly a deal breaker though.

Agreed, I think Laser Cue is an really underrated game in terms of gameplay. It’s pretty linear, but it’s a shot makers game. You have to be accurate with your shots and control the ball. In the condition described, I would think $900 to $1200 would be a good range to work with.