That is great news for anyone who has a pin but is missing a display. Unfortunately, I have seen several of these pins parted out because the owner could not get a display.

At this price, it maybe tough to justify spending on a pin such as Maverick, that may only be worth $1500. Luckily, mine is still going strong.

I talked with one company at Allentown that said they were planning on producing the 128x16's. No word on price. They said the volume for the 192x64 did not justify them making the displays. But they talked about putting together a kit based on the Raspberry Pi.

Here are the instructions for what I plan on doing.

http://www.drpinball.co.uk/docs/ApplicationNote1.pdf

http://www.pinballprice.com/MachineSalesResults.aspx?selection=Name&txbName=Maverick

With a low of $525 and a high of $2500, I think a fair average value might be $1500. That might even be a bit low with a strong working display. Those that I have seen go lower usually have a flaky display. Yet we all know what a pinball machine is 'worth' depends on what someone will pay for it.