White Water
Williams, 1993What's the current realistic sales price for one of these right now - topper, decent cabinet, LEDs and wear to the wood above the bonus by the VI insert? May as well assume unshopped as well.
I have a number in my head and I'm wondering how accurate that really is right now. Thank you in advance.
Good question Vid. They look perfectly fine in the pictures I have here.
I remember playing WH2O in the arcade back in the day and thought it was too hard. I have played it again within the last year and thought it was awesome. Sadly I remember when this was a $2,800 game. Others will remember it as an $800 game. Doh.
Thanks! That's exactly what I needed to know. I really wish pinside still had the values in the archieves. I found those to be helpful. I always want to get in on the low end - especially on a game with wear to the wood (even if that is half the size of the penny). If you've ever seen my for sale threads, you know I can't get the money that other people ask on here.
Yea alot of people have been posting asking 4000 to 4500 but they sit for a while and may end up selling but who knows for how much but the ones that are 3200 to 3800 sell within a few weeks it seems .I just need one local to pop up
Wear to wood probably drops the value a bit. I would say 2800-3 depending. I bought mine four years ago before the spike. It's a great hard game! Good luck
led's should not raise price IMO. a machine is supposed to have lights in the first place, so in all actuality you should minus the cost of the original bulbs from the led "price" in any machine asking price with led's 
. same if you add on custom anything else( if you are replacing anything original). if that makes sense.
I think it all comes down to condition. I have been offered some generous offers for mine and I cannot seem to part with it. If the cabinet has no scratches and no fading and if the playfield inserts and shooter look decent then they are hard to find and worth the money.
Quoted from dannunz:This game is exspensive to restore. So prices will generally reflect at what stage the game has been restored to. If that makes cense.
Yes that makes perfect sense. I really don't care about cabniet fade as long as it isn't all white. However, everyone else cares so it should be reflected in the price. The wood spot is what concerns me most. I believe the majority of pinsiders would just say "no thanks" to the game unless it was wicked cheap. I am thinking low 3s now.
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