Looking for a price check on my Swords of Fury. I kind of hate to sell this but I need room.

It is working 100% and all four flippers are strong and not sloppy. No plastics are cracked or missing. As with all games, there are a few areas that get more wear and tear than others. I tried to take photos to show the condition of these spots: Titan Tunnel, 3x bonus, collect and advance bonus on left outlane. The Lionman ramp is cracked on the left entrance and the tunnel ramp is cracked on the right entrance.

It has LEDs throughout with the exception of some of the backbox GI. The playfield GI LEDs are a cool white, no colors. I consider it tastefully done and not "blingy."

It has Pinscore LED displays and a Pinscore interconnect board that has had some repair work done to it. I have never removed any of the other boards and the only thing I see that was done is the battery holder was replaced at some point. I don't see any corrosion at all, or any other repair work.

I have a manual that looks to be a reproduction.

I've attached a few photos and you can see the entire set on Photobucket.
http://s1094.photobucket.com/albums/i454/stangbat/Swords%20of%20Fury/

It isn't perfect but I think overall it is in better shape than average. Pinside says $740-860 but the only SoFs that I've seen selling in this range were in worse condition.

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I clarified the original post regarding the ramps. By cracked, I don't mean busted all to hell and held together with duct tape. The entrances have cracks. You can't see it and it doesn't affect play. With the exception of my Iron Man and TSPP, I've yet to buy a game that doesn't have a cracked ramp (metal or plastic). No cracks would be nice, and if I was selling this as a restoration, I'd ding it for the cracks, but I don't think they should be surprising.

Shawnee. I list is as KC Metro because most people would have no idea where Shawnee, KS is. And sometimes when you tell people you live in Shawnee, they think you mean Shawnee County, which is where Topeka is located.

Yes, sold it last Saturday. Not a lot of interest in it though.

Thanks for all the help everyone.