Yes.

Thread over.

No matter what eBay tells you, Addams Family is not a super rare game

It doesn't always come down to just production run numbers. Sometimes the number of games that actually survived can be small for whatever reason. For instance, Congo is somewhat of a rare bird these days because years ago, it was unpopular and they were usually parted out for the boardset, which was more valuable than the game itself at the time.

That's not the definition of rare. That's just high demand and people not selling.

I've never encountered that as an issue. Most people understand that pins were the product of their time, much like Warner Brothers says about their cartoons of decades past.

I consider my Super Orbit super rare, since I never see them, and there's "super" in the title.

Super Rare is considered less than 100 in my book. Games like King Kong, Krull, and Varkon.

Anything over that and you are looking for a standard released rarity. Games with few survivors like Rocky, Spirit, and Defender. Just a few years after those games were released, no operator would even think twice about chucking them in a dumpster if they stopped working.