No responses??? Must be too high... how else could you interpret that?

if you have to sell it then sell it but if you don't i would wait it out.

There is such a mix of negative and positive news right now people are just trying to figure out heads and tails of it all.

Keith and Ted are still programming code, JJP still has to iron out some bugs. This current period is problem the worst time to sell WOZ over the past year.

The fact that the LE has a direct print clear coat actually might up it's value more now. Hard to tell....

but as of today there are lots for sale and less buyers which = not a great time to sell . If you want to blow it out at a loss it will be bought in minutes i am sure of that.

whats the price?

Agree. Not sure what else the reason would be unless you are unwilling to ship and live at the North Pole.

I'd be willing to buy a standard or LE at or below cost only. Local only.

His price is $7,900 us - glws

Edit: sorry for double post, tried to edit not reply.

I sold my NIB pre-order for 8k about 6 months ago so I would say yes, you're probably a bit high for an open and played game. Just my .02

And yes, now probably isn't a good time to sell but then again nobody really knows... I know there is a huge "resurgence" in pinball but then again how many 8k large toys can this hobby support before people just can't buy anymore because of money and/or space.

i saw your post but 7900 U$ is too high for me so i didn't bother responding. good luck with your sale.

- It's only been for sale for 4 days
- You don't have a marketplace ad up, just the post
- You're very distant for most people, and shipping back to USA is a bit more involved than domestic sales

Price is fine, you just need a buyer. Advertise in the marketplace, craigslist, MrPinball, and other venues.

There are not that many people interested in any pins at the $7500 and up price range, especially after MMr took a lot of the cash/commitments those people could afford. That is also a big part of why Hobbit and ST LE are not sold out in addition to the sticker shock the price increases have caused, and of course there is issue of the fake LE status that large quantities of LEs get.

Yep, this is definitely becoming a huge problem and will only get worse.

our dollar used to be at par with the green back. not any more. 7900us is now 8663 cad dollar. that makes this deal ice cold for me as a potential canadian buyer.

There is/was one for sale at 7500 undelivered (still at factory). The order date sounds like it should be complete very very soon. I bought mine just before the ruby edition was announced - that and the MMR really helped reduced values, so I ended up over paying quite a bit - timing is always difficult in markets.

I bet the fact the game is in Canada is also a factor. Maybe people may be skittish about shipping over the border.

Not sure what will happens now they change to decals! (Sure not on LE but on Red LE if i'm not wrong?)

I would be a buyer for one for 7k right now. I would drive and go get it with cash in hand, just like I did a few weeks ago for the one in Ohio.

It will be interesting to see if the market for HUO WOZes stabilizes now that most of the drama surrounding the future of JJP has dissipated. Of course, until JJP ceases to produce NIB WOZes, used machines will always be priced beneath the NIB benchmark. How far beneath is the open question.

Bring me back some maple syrup, will you Buddy?

It's a tough time of the year to sell as people usually don't have $8K sitting around after the Holidays after having to pay their property taxes at the end of the year. Should be an easier sale during tax return season in a couple months.

I would also try to find out if your game has the upgraded power supply and light boards. If they do, that's a great selling point to mention as it would ease a lot of people's concerns about light board failures.

Also, I don't really want to be the guy to bring up price speculation but I think myself and a lot of people that really like the game are holding off just because of the uncertainty of what the game's future holds. If there are only 600-700 of these out there and and demand isn't super high, I shudder to think what the game's value will be once JJP actually builds all 2500+ games that have been ordered. Especially when other $8K games like MMR, Hobbit, and Stern's latest machine are also options. I know I'm going to wait until the software is complete and JJP catches up to the backlog of orders before making a decision as to whether or not to buy one again.

If you were in North Pole, AK I would come see you. Only about a 6.5 hour drive.

GLWTS

The market is a bit soft right now. Just let it sit up here for a bit and it will sell.

Market is saturated with these already.

I want one, but I am now willing to wait. I may wait long enough where I don't want one. Now it depends on location and price.
The newness has kinda worn off for me.
The way I look at it is this: they made around 10000 STtNG. Most went to ops to be put on route. How many do you think sit in collectors hands right now.
They are going to make a whole bunch of the WOZ. I am betting more go to homes than routes. Out of those home owners, how many are going to make woz a 'keeper'?

I am thinking that the initial interested buyer has almost been satisfied. I think the secondary market will be soft on this title. Simple economics. How many interested buyers are there and at what price point?

GLWS!

I will sell my EC LE for $7500 Mass / NH / Maine or trade for Nascar +?????

Prices were 6500 for an LE pre orders

I don't see deals at $7700 or up

Wait a year and market will be fluffed with these
Pick one up then for 6 k

Fair price is debatable when you are selling it for a profit on a opened used machine. For example my METLE, was happy to get what I paid for it and it sold in one week. Depends how much you want to profit or if you just want to sell it.

And of course you take out Canada and the over seas market altogether with the exchange rate.

I wonder how all these high priced "LE"s are gonna get absorbed when the over seas market is priced out?

Maybe consider finding a location to put it on? Sounds like a winner in the wild... If they are as rare there as here- you might not have much competition...

It's a funny market right now for all pins, the MMR announcement was like a bucket of cold water, made everyone re-think the whole collectible aspect of the hobby. Not sure where the value of WOZECLE will end up settling, but it's a fantastic game, can't imagine you won't find a buyer for it at your price, just need to be patient!

Everyone, not really,
it is a game first and some are collectible second.
Frankly, most that own pinball don't have to sell them and aren't speculating on price.
But, I'll add the it is pure speculation that ANY new game will keep it's market value, LE or PRO.
It's like a new car, once off the lot/unboxed, value is down, and some values are down before opening.
There are always games going up in value.