1k for all 3? People really think that's reality?!
I could see 1k each, maybe, but as a package that's pretty laughable....
Good luck man!

You gave it about two hours.

I just got in here, clicked to see where you were and what you were looking for. I'm no where near you, so nothing is going to work for us, but give it a bit before you just toss your hands up.

Although if you want to do all three for $1k, I'll entertain it

I've found that trying to make trades in this area is very hard. Everyone thinks their stuff is worth top dollar and yours is worth crap. Hang in there.

More fuel to my regional theory.
I'd, easily, give you $4,300---maybe a bit more.
I cannot believe you are getting zero interest.

WWFRR and Breakshot are quality pinballs..and LW3 is good enough.

I agree, hang in there.
Someone will come to their senses.

I do not ship in or buy blind anymore, otherwise we'd be talking.

I think your pretty close

around here

lw3 1200-1500
breakshot 15-2000
wwf 2000 all day.

not a bad price at all and room for offers good luck

Bump for this great bargain ........hope you sell them ....

Precisely why I dont sell on Craigslist anymore. Too many lowballing idiots. The worst are when they come to look at the game and then lowball you. Like I have time to have every lowballing twert come over my house for me to tell them no. Or they see a wear spot the size of the tip of a pencil and act like that should take the value down by half.

I usually don't say anything, but people who complain that there are no sub 2K DMD games: this is less than 1500 for three decent B DMD titles. What is with AZ?

Good luck with the sale...I'll be very surprised if these don't get picked up.

I don't mind the lowballers, what I mind are lowballers and sellers that don't haggle. Someone throws me a lowball price, I see it as an attempt to haggle, so I counter offer. Same with sellers. I'll throw out a really low number, not to insult or even get it at that price (which would be nice), but to get them to come down a bit. Maybe meet me somewhere in the middle where we both feel good about the deal.

In both scenarios, when I hear nothing back or the negotiations get cut ASAP...then I get annoyed.

That's the risk you take when you lowball, even if their original price was too high to begin with.

:-)Face too face only pinball buddy

i couldnt buy 3 beat project pins for that price over here in good ol aus.

You are going to have more success selling them individually. They aren't really "desired" titles (even though all three are fun games), so people most likely to buy them are either a first time buyer looking to get into the market, or a buyer that already has some games and is looking to add one affordable title. Split them up and see what kind of responses you get.

I agree with this ^

Not great collector titles, and an average in-home buyer isn't in the market for 3 pins at once.

I *highly* suggest breaking them up. I had a line on a FH I was seriously interested in, but the guy would only sell it as a 2-pin combo deal with another pin I really didn't like. Even though the prices were good, I wasn't in a position to lay out that kind of cash (his was 2 for $5k) and then try to "recoup" my money by selling the other machine. I mean seriously - guy has a FH for under $3k, and it hasn't sold in over 4 months because he refuses to "break them up". What, like they are some kind of factory set? It's sad, a reasonable FH, I would have been all over!! A-list title, high demand, and he can't get ANY traction on his sale because of the bundling.

Split em up - raise the price by $200 on each pin. Then offer a "bundle discount" in case anyone *is* interested. Otherwise, your only luck is to stumble across an entertainment or game/party rental company that's looking for some new games, IMO.

I agree with this, BTW.

Did you price these right? Based on your previous post, you had the pricing for WWF and LW3 switched...

Oops... disregard, that was someone elses post....

Everytime I see this thread it makes me mad these haven't sold yet! Good luck, hopefully people work something out with you now that they are split up. I agree about new pinball owners probably being overwhelmed by buying 3 machines at once. Little do they know they will have 3 machines in a few months as well.

I was closer I would buy them up

Yea I hear u been there done that over and over ,I been in the pinball for 18 years plus and took me that long too get what I have now ,everyone always low balls u but it's a waitting game and they wil sell trust me ,and if I was closer they would be gone

NP anytime I have had some pinball machines sit here for mouths and mouths but they did sell so it's just a waiting game and you will always get scams for sure and people say they will come and don't show up but just hang on some will ,good luck on your sell

If someone throws me a really low stupid offer, I won't email them back. Ever. Or if I get that "what's your bottom dollar" email without asking anything about the game I'll just throw that out as well or respond back with the asking price, that really irritates them, lol.

I had a basically HUO LW3 that I couldn't get 1500 for...guy low balled me down to 1250....I just took it at the time due to moving it to the garage. Set your price and stick with it for a while if it sells it sells if not lower it or just keep em all!!!!!

Yes I have had my share of low ballers out so you just make it fun out of it

Well, let me chime in with another opinion I'm surprised no one else made. My job is to be very aware of up to the minute pinball pricing. I will just leave it at that since I don't try and sell on pinside as people around here can do their own work and are not going to pay retail...which is fine! When you list a game for the correct market price, it sells and usually quickly. It is that simple. In your case, those are all very difficult games to sell even at the low end of the retail spectrum...even though they are awesome games. My initial thought with your first price was that they were awfully high...i know that goes against the other posters but on the other hand, no one bought them. Only worth what someone will pay. I have a Funhouse with a brand new playfield. I would have bet it would bring $5k. There was one just listed here with a new playfield for $4k. I paid a grand for the playfield itself. With labor cost, there is no way I would sell for $4K. So, like perhaps you will need to decide, I made the decision I will just keep it for now. You also have to keep in mind most people will need you to ship, and if with NAVL it will be at least $350 per game. That just puts your deal outside of the realistic price range. I have no horse in the race as I probably would not be a buyer unless they were stupid cheap ( how bout $1000 for all three)...but if you really want to move the, here are the prices that would likely sell them off, assuming the buyers need them shipped....WWF $1300, Breakshot...$1400....and finally, lW3 $1400 tops. Would I sell them for that? No, but if I really wanted them gone i don't think I could get more than that unless I waited for the right guy. Those are all good games for the money! My point is simply that I don't understand when people feel their price is right and then don't understand why their games didn't sell. It is simple...it is only worth what someone will actually pay, not what others think it is worth. And I have to slap myself sometimes for not remembering this when I think a game is worth more than it is. We all do this from time to time....hope the pricing info helps. If you need the prices originally posted, I would go the CL route but then hold the line, or add a bit more so you can come down. GLWS!

It takes time time !! Bro . there. all at a fair price..

people throwing 1k offers are just taking the piss. these prices are excellent, i only wish i could have prices like this in my country geez id be on them like in a second.

Maybe post some pics? Could help with more accurate pricing.