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What do these old things usually sell for?

By Mafia_Metals

3 years ago


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    #2 3 years ago

    Free.
    Wood rails are almost worthless and they should pay him to haul it off.
    If they expect anyone to pay for it they’re crazy. They’re heavy, they’re flipperless and they only appeal to a few dozen people in the country.
    It’s missing the coin door and mechanism which is near impossible to source.
    Everything on these old games is pretty hard to source.
    Free or maybe like $5 for their thoughts

    #7 3 years ago
    Quoted from ccbiggsoo7:

    woodrails are not worthless, friend just sold a highly collectible one for $2200 and another one for for $1400, depends what they are. Quite a few worth big bucks if you do the research.

    I know some are highly collectible but the chances of finding a good condition wood rail that doesn’t need a shitton of work and/or missing parts is few and far between.
    Most the time like the ones pictured they’re worth like $100 and in my opinion that’s basically just the “parts are worth it” price.
    I say worthless as an exaggeration kinda like half the beater EMs you see on Facebook. Sure you may find the diamond in the rough but 9/10 it’s just an average game that only has value to us collectors who simply appreciate the history.

    When you happen upon a GTB mermaid or something at a garage sale for $100 I’ll change my stance lol

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