Quoted from NevadaNutJob:

True . Unless you’re talking about an LE anything . The very definition of which is paying a premium for the exclusivity of something that will never be produced or reproduced again . The problem is that there are no true LE pinballs if a manufacturer can make more money they could do something as simple as change the armor color ( YBR oz ) and re-release it . This amounts to a certain level of dishonesty on the sellers part and a betrayal of the original premium purchase terms ( never be made again - it’s limited ! ) even if it’s technically correct that it’s not an exact copy by making a small change . Pin makers need to either stop calling it an LE and keep putting out as many as they can sell or hover the buyer / seller contract - pay a bunch but you’ll be one of the few ‘cause we’re not making any more .

Quoted from dts:

MBRLE is looking more appealing at these prices, $2k less. And AFMR Standard, at $4k less.