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Fair Pinball Buying/Selling. What is considered good pinball etiquette?

By ASOA

5 years ago


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    “Is it ok to turn a big profit on selling a sought after pinball machine?”

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    #39 5 years ago

    Phat_Jay above said it best: Speculative buying and it’s immediate resale at a higher level will only result in higher msrp’s. We’re “shooting ourselves in the foot”.

    I think that’s an ongoing concern. If Stern sees that buyers are willing to shell out $10k plus for their sought after LE titles; what’s to prevent them from continuing to raise the prices on these. It was unbelievable how sought after those BM66 SLE models were (even at the extremely high price points).

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