Quoted from The_Dude_Abides:I definitely get your sentiments it does kind of suck. However, the initial buyers put their money where their mouth is and put in a deposit right when spots opened up. It takes a long time for these new pins to come home nowadays if the initial buyers that put their money at risk with the initial deposit now want to sell it for a profit then more power to them IMO.
I would guess that at least 25% of the games were bought with the intent to flip. I thought about it but honestly didn't want to order it just for that purpose, would feel kind of weird. You'll be able to buy RZ a bunch in the coming year as a good portion of them will come up for sale immediately, and since almost all the buyers are pinsiders, you're going to see all of them here. In this particular case, there wasn't much risk, and it was pretty obvious that you'd be able to make $1k to $2k flipping a NIB game if you were willing to wait a year or two.