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Weird.
Whoever took it had to know it was there first. You don't just break into a place and steal an entire pinball machine impulsively.
As a thief, you're probably not going to try to unload this thing locally, and maybe not immediately. Wait until the dust settles and then look to unload. 1-3 months.
Sorry OP. This hurts my soul. 
Quoted from Jamesays:if the thief doesnt keep it he probably already had a buyer
Oh, good point. Minimal risk that way and the buyer could be completely oblivious.
Quoted from Sundog:I added a shooter rod plate that says Boom! But the word came off so it’s just a red plastic plate. I didn’t get a chance to put the word back on it.
This is going to be the best identification right here.
Do you guys remember that TMNT that was stolen? They called up people who were pinball collectors and tried to sell it that way, but the TMNT had a specific shooter rod that made it stand out so it was easy to find.
Similar case here. Maybe that'll help.
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