I've noticed over the years interest in EMs goes up and down
one year they are cool, the next year they are considered boat anchors

I've visited four different collectors in the last 12 months, only one has any EMs. only two have early SS

IMHO, unless you grew up with them (EMs & SS) then you are probably not going to add them to your collection

I cannot work it out, some titles go for over $1500, others cannot sell for $800
the pinball shed just opened a container of EMs (60's era Bally) and seem to have already sold most of them

I should not ask, but what EMs are you sitting on?

many people believe that the schematics, instruction manual, various paperwork, came with the machine from the factory. the paperwork should have remained with the game for the rest of its life

nobody wants to pay for a machines rubber list