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Quoted from FatPanda:I'm sorry, but the only thing I see in Gary's eyes are $$$$$$$$$
I've seen a lot of people bash Stern for this. How much was a new pin in 1990. According to my rough calculations $3500 in 1990 would be about $6500 now, and $4500 in 1990 would be about $8500 now. I agree, pinballs are very expensive, but was wondering if there has been a huge price increase, or is most of this inflation?
Quoted from Monster_Bash:What the numbers on $3200 in 2000? That's what I paid for my NIB RFM from Betson
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Ah. Good to know. Not trying to defend, just understand. I guess, as long as people are paying, the price will keep going up. Just glad that pinball has returned from the dead and now new companies are getting in. Competition is good for consumers.
Quoted from I_P_D_B:I bought a Bally Playboy NIB from Mountain Coin in Denver in February 1979 for $1695.00 plus tax. The CPI calculator puts this dollar amount at $6004.52 for July 2017.
Most hobbies (fishing, boating, photography, etc) are expensive...I enjoy it so I'm one of the guilty ones buying the high priced pins. If I were an operator I'd see things differently (as that's how they make a living). I'm having a blast and will continue to do so. Thanks for all the input.
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