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It's a pretty simple formula... When buying: search early, search often, have cash, be ready to jump at a moments notice. When selling: don't try to gouge (especially if the buyer doesn't know any better) and don't leave any meat on the bone that will attract the flippers.
Quoted from MtnFrost:Who the heck can spend that type of coin on a toy?
Given the number of people who buy NIB games, or have a basement full of WPC classics, apparently lots of people can spend that kind of coin on a toy.
Quoted from vikingerik:It's probably possible that someone could make a $4000 pin designed for low materials/development/licensing costs, and clear a profit of a few hundred or so per unit.
Absolutely! It's called Thunderbirds, and no one bought it.
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