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What’s a Nice Prospector Go For These Days?

By abc12346038

4 years ago



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  • Latest reply 4 years ago by CrazyLevi
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    “What’s a Nice Prospector Go For These Days?”

    • $500 - $1000 9 votes
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    • $1000 - $1250 0 votes
    • $1250+ 1 vote
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    #1 4 years ago
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    JEF

    abc12346038

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    Subject says it all... Thx!

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    #2 4 years ago
     
    MJS

    schudel5

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    20y 166K 6,388 27

    The playfields and backglass on these games are usually very nice. It's the cabinet that usually suffers and falls apart like it's made out of stale toast.

    My daughter has this game and I want to say it was about $500 several years ago. I'd be hard pressed to think they're even approaching $800, honestly. It is a fun game though.

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    #3 4 years ago
     
    DUG

    trilogybeer

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    US Elkhorn, WI

    11y 150K 8,872 14 2

    I’ve offered my friend $1,200 for his several times and he has never taken that offer .

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    #4 4 years ago
     
    HRG

    poppapin

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    12y 135K 11,286 6 7 1

    Mr. P price guide says 575 FWIW

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    #5 4 years ago
     
    PAL

    ruralcollector

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    US Alexandria, MN

    6y 66,050 325 9

    I’m passively in the market for one, but not at $1200. $500-800 is where I value it.

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    #6 4 years ago
     
    LEV

    CrazyLevi

    Crazy Levi's Pinball

    US New York, NY

    10y 148K 33,497

    It’s popularity is pretty high due to laurel and hardy (there are fans still apparently) and it shows up a lot in tournaments.

    I’d say $700-1100 for a nice one, pre-virus pricing.

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