Quoted from Pecos:
It's the 'gold standard' used to determine how many plays a game has had. This gives a good indication of what the game is worth, in addition to condition of playfield, backglass and cabinet, of course.

So it is.

My way in taxing the condition of a pin is looking the sides of the backbox. No damages, no scratche, no missing colors means to me this pin had a good home.
With this strategy i have had a lot of pins without hidden issues. With one or two exceptions it had worked since today.

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