35,000 peso

2k. little bit more to the right buyer

$2400 is the higher end from what I've seen.

Dios mío! Ese precio es demasiado alto! I ¿Dónde está la policía de los precios?

Oh my lord, the price is high. Where is the price police?

Seriously, I would pay $2800 right now if you were not 3k miles away.

I wouldn't let mine go for anything less than 2.5k... And probably more like 3 grand. You just can't get a game as good as Dracula for that amount of money to replace it.

I might be selling an unusually nice one. $4k firm.

no fade, nice playfield, everything working good, mid to upper 2's for sure.... post some pics and see what offers you get

Same here. While value sits somewhere in the $1800-2400 range, I'm reluctant to get rid of mine for that. It's an adrenaline rush every time I play it, and one of the best in the bang-for-buck category.

you don't see very nice ones come up FS often so the high end range is rarely tested. Mine has a restored/cleared playfield with no fade on cab but with some cab dings. In today's market I wouldn't take less than 3k but not sure I could see it for that.

Wouldn't take less than 3000 for mine it's a good game call outs are awesome theme is killer

TEN ...million.

Its also a good balance in the collection. Some folks don't like it because it is hard, but that's what makes it a keeper. Its not easy to score well, but satisfying when you do.

Seen a couple in that condition up here in the north east go for 2500-3k...recently

Definitely seems to be creeping up into the 3k range when considering the nicer examples of the machine. I wouldn't let mine go for less at this point.

I played it for nearly 2 hours last night. Great fun. I particularly love the c as lout when a multiball ends. Funny as hell.

If is has ZERO CABINET FADE and a nice pf, 3500-4000 for a primo example. GLWS.

I have one, zero cabinet fade a few tiny nicks. and zero play field wear other then a small nick at the kickout. perfect player. I value it at $2800 to $3000. I hope your value is more up to date then mine.

Does "zero cab fade" apply to the original art, or new decals as well?

Well, mine is original.

That's what I'm getting at. I think if it's original, with zero cab fade, that commands a great price. However, if it has new decals, and is advertised as zero cab fade, it should be noted that it has new decals (hence zero "cab" fade).

Maybe i'm just being picky.

Not being picky and I see it happen a lot when someone advertises as no fade however it's because there are new decals. However it's usually only on ebay where I see this misleading info. Pinsiders typically mention when decals are applied in the description.

I guess there are always exceptions, but I'm guessing the OP's game is probably worth about $2.5K. I tracked BSD for months before getting one earlier this year... seems like that is about the sweet spot for a nice one. Prices haven't exactly been blowing up recently.

$3K seems a bit too high... $2K is too low!

I don't think that's picky. I personally won't buy a reconditioned machine. There is nothing wrong with anyone doing it and they look great. I just want all original in my small collection.

I love this game. Part of the reason I don't get rid of it (aside from the fact that it's awesome) is because of the bang for your buck on this pin. I can't think of any other game that would be nearly as good that I could buy with the money I would get out of BSD. I think the game is just too dark and creepy for a lot of collectors to keep in their home (kids, wife, etc), which keeps the price in check. I agree $2500 seems like an average for a nice one. The price can go up sharply for an exceptionally nice one as these games are usually faded/beat.

Brian

In my recent experience, a nice one with very minimal cabinet fade should be about $2,250. Your results may vary.

Assuming your description is accurate, I'd give you $1800 and pick it up tomorrow so there's a floor for you. PM me if you're interested.

I paid $3500 for an exceptionally nice example, hard to find in this condition... You should easily get north of $3k.

Been trying to sell one with fade and a little wear for $1,800. Still for sale. It does get some emails but no one serious enough to come look at it.

I have received offers of $250, $750, $1,200 and $1,500... From people on here.

1.8 is a very fair price, Unfortunately you have to deal with the tire kickers,

$250? thats crazy!

If you look at the actual ones that sell (check the "Show only sold" option), the highest I've seen is $2k.

Anyone can "ask" a huge price...

Anything north of $3k and I think people start eyeballing a NIB Stern Metallica, ST, etc...

I think if you listed it with an open auction on ebay you would get top dollar but also have to pay a couple hundred in fees. Everything sold in auction format sells. I doubt any of those pins that are listed for twice they are worth on ebay ever sell. I have made more than fair offers on ebay where I would actually be overpaying and usually the bid is not accepted. You should list it here in the market for 2500 and see what happens. Every pin listed here with a fair price always sells. I doubt anybody saying 3k to 4k actually paid that for theirs.

Unfortunately for you is thAt someone markered in your reds. Makes it a tougher sell imo

I'd just say OK and give them a fake address.

What I've really learned is that people want the A+, first tier condition games at the C- condition game prices. Others just want a small project that they can "restore" and then make a few hundred on by reselling.

It sounds like the op here has a A+ condition game. I'm just throwing out that a B or C one has a hard time fetching $1,800. I'd guesstimate that a nice one may fetch $2,200 - $2,600 depending on how much someone really wants one.

It seems that every game I have sold I have been offered 50% or less of my asking price. They all eventually sold within $100 of the asking price and then the same people who offered $800 on a normally $2,000 game priced at $1,500 show back up and say "man that was a good deal."

Boston pinball and pinballprice.com show recent sales averaging between 2000-2400, but we don't know condition. I think you have to deduct eBay fees so sellers got even less.

Nicce

Looks very nice, but there is some fade unless that's camera flash or something.

Cabinet fade and damage is a big deduction on BSD. IMO, I would say this game is approx $2200 to $2500 tops.

Thinking around $2000.00-$2500 if the ramps are good and it has LEDs etc. and good flipper mechs.