Anything is possible.

I think you'll have a hard time finding any of titles for under 2k

At these prices you are looking at unshopped beaters. If you want these prices craigslist is your best bet as collectors will know what they are worth.

I sold all three of those tiles within the past twelve months, and the only one that I sold for over $2,000 was FT. You can absolutely find those games in and around those prices. Good luck with the search my man.

I helped my in-laws pick up a WCS just over a year ago for $1600. Yes, it was dirty, and it needed a couple of plastics, a new ball, some bulbs, and the flippers rebuilt, but all in it was well under $1800 plus a couple of days worth of cleaning and work. Item was found a eBay and ended up being local, so it was somewhat "dumb luck." They were originally asking $2100 until I showed up and gave the machine a more accurate valuation.

Keep looking and you will find something. Just probably not here, it would seem...

Sold black rose with a clearcoated pf for $2500. Sold a shopped and LEDed ft in decnt shape for $2200. Sold really nice wcs for $1750. I believe i even posted them on pinside. All took some time to sell. Hes not that far off

You bought one local, ie off craigslist. Not the same as buying it off a collector's forum.

I just picked up a FT in north jersey for ~$1600. Needed a little work after it died five games into it but got it up and running perfectly all for less than $2000. Love the game but just picked up a Flintstones that in my opinion is way more fun to play.

Search craigslist. If you want it for less than the going rate you should be buying it from people who do not know what it is worth.

br can be had around 2k. ft and wcs not so much anymore. those of you on here who said you sold a wcs or ft for under 2k, how long ago was it? what were the machines condition and operating status?

https://pinside.com/pinball/market/archive/22588

Let it go to a local collector for $1,500. I purchased the WCS for $1,850 to begin with. In fact, I traded my BR towards it and valued it around $1,500 at the time. All of these transactions were done within the past six months, and all with pinside members.

I just sold my FT for $2,300, but it was an insanely nice example. No cabinet fade, working topper, error free, super clean playfield. That too went to a pinsider.

These pins are all in and around $2,000. That's what I've bought them for, and that's what I've sold them for.

YoU are one of the good ones then.