Most of them sell for between $2k and $3k. You'll just have to make a determination on condition and at what price you're willing to buy it and feel good about it. Don't spend more than you're comfortable with. It'll just make you unhappy later on.

If it was me looking at one you descibed and it was local, I'd probably spend at most $1900, if that part isn't hard to find or important to gameplay. But I would try to talk him down a little more.

That's definitely a Goldeneye.

It's not working and Pierce has some serious crotch wear, so don't overpay. It's probably worth in the high teens once it's all working, so adjust down from there.

That's a ratty game that needs tons of work. I'd try for 900 or so, you could probably make a few hundred bucks just flipping it at that price.

Any more and it's just gonna be an expensive thing you haul around. With that kind of wear it's never gonna be worth the trouble and expense unless you plan on restoring it.

the wear in the outhole area.. is that what you all see?

Its hard to say without more playfield info. Look for broken plastics, ramps, playfield wear... those are the things that will be costly or hard to undo.

At the end of the day its goldeneye... it's not really worth going out of your way for. But if its cheap and easy.. have some fun and then sell it on. I'd have to imagine once cleaned up it would be probably 1600-1800+ if all intact and solid.

Completely disagree. Its a very fun, underrated game IMO.

Just depends on if it is working at all, cosmetics matter but functionality far more important to me. The James Bond Crotch Rot is a notorious issue on this game, easy enough to fill in, paint black and mylar. I believe a pinsider even made decals for that area at one point. Very fun game. Last time I checked ramps were available, the satellite is available from shapeways thanks to Swinks, but the plastics were unavailable I believe. I enjoy the hell out of my game, great flow, lots of multiball, and a wizard mode you won't see very often thanks to the ridiculously hard Q's Pen mode. I'd recommend picking it up.

It's not a sought after game, doesn't work, and it needs a ton of work and it's coming out of some operators junk heap. What's the point of buying a game like that if it isn't cheap?

People need to remember that simply finding a game and having no apparent competition to buy it doesn't mean you need to be overly generous. There's plenty of games out there.

I paid 1200 for my Goldeneye and it was a lot cleaner then this.

We all enjoy that shit! But it should be priced accordingly. I'd be thrilled to pick something like that up for 700 bucks and go from there.

I know of one that just sold locally here between collectors for $2K. Game was shopped out and in above average condition. For one that's just off route needing work I would guess around $1500 would be about right.

Great game, worth every penny, at this years prices.

believe they are listed on here for around $2300 in good shape

So are Hurricanes and Freddys. Doesn't mean they are selling for that.

Crazy levi, if I found that game for $900 I would buy 1000 of them. And so would anyone else on here.

Well, TX-Sector has just reached $3000 here on Pinside. LOL.
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Probably my second favorite Sega. (Batman Forever is at #1....for me, at least).