$300-400. Depending how bad the acid damage is on the MPU board. GI's will come on no matter what. SO the lights coming on doesn't say anything. Now if the displays come on and some of the lamp matrix, then at least you have a booting game. Personally, I would stay around $200-300 just because you might end up replacing every display and board by the time you are done. Buying non working games is a crap shoot. Have to shoot low or you will lose your ass.

I might call it a little higher than CaptainNeo but not much. I love Xenon but playfield wear is a killer. Electronics can always be fixed or boards replaced but playfield wear is hard to look past.

Depending on how fast you want to get it sold you might get $400 to $450 but if you are looking for a quick sale $350 to $400 is likely the right price point considering not working and playfield wear. Working with playfield wear maybe $650 to $700 on a good day!

$150.00 assuming complete (all boards and game Roms in the machine) but unseen.

I'm in the same range as these guys. All depends on playfield condition for me

yes, boards can be fixed, but if you can't fix it yourself, you are going to shell out $150-250 for either a new board or repairs. You have to take that in account so by the time you are done, you are not into the game for $1000+

I've passed on working xenon's at $600 with playfield wear before. It is a great game but non working I couldn't go over $400 on it. It would be tough at that

If you can find an overlay, this game looks pretty good with an overlay but it's a big job to install it. It'll never look super nice but it'll be an 8/10 if you sand the art off the playfield before you install the overlay, too.

ive got an overlay or 2 laying around if ya go that route

I'd have to say this is really off base, I would venture over a hundred people - including myself - would pay at least twice this for a complete poor condition Xenon.

I agree:

What they said...

I just got VERY lucky on a Xenon this week, I paid $200. MPU board is shot with the traditional acid damage. But the first owner had the foresight to put Mylar on it and it saved the play field. It clearly had not seen much play. All original parts, even the boards had matching numbers. (I did not know this, but each board had a sticker that matched the production number stamped on the side of the machine....never seen this before, I don't know if they did this on all Bally pins.)

Perfect back glass.

Not even a hint of mouse pee

This was a good find so I was looking to brag on it anyway. Sometimes you get lucky.

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So.... You want to make a quick $100. Lol. Congrats on the find

Hell yeah. Minty backglass on this title alone is well worth the price, and the playfield looks nice too. The MPU board is repairable if you have the skill and patence. I would have paid double, cash, in a heartbeat if that were by me. You got a deal, love & cherish that baby!!

+1 This thing sounds like a parts machine at best , who knows how bad the boards are or what is burnt ? do the displays work ?

I say $150 is a bit much.

Brian

This just my opinion, but I would buy almost any solid state machine for $150. A lot of folks are doing virtual pinball machines, so the box will usually bring $75. Re-flow your displays and half will usually work. even untest boards bring a bit on ebay, so will plastics.

I am not in to harvesting parts machine. But it seems I am always upgrading some part or another on some other machine.

Unfortunately, I can't find machines like this in my area. People would ask a ridiculous price like a grand for it. Or more like this FG with worn playfield

cleveland.craigslist.org link

$150 maybe. I had a fully working laserball. Decent backglass and not much playfield wear, and I took a hit on it for $230. I paid $150, and had $250 into it after having the boards fixed. So not every game is worth $150

Xenons working fetch around $1K here, more if they have nice playfields and backglass. Buying one at $200, about the purchase price of a nice glass is a no brainer IMO Even if the mainboard would need replaced. Often they can be fixed for 15 bucks in parts. You all think he overpaid and I would have drove speeding with my $400 cash and my van to pick this up if it were near me

he didn't over pay, I was saying not every early SS pin is worth $150. Xenon is more valuable than some of the shitty ones.

Note to self. Don't key while drinking. He certainly did not overpay. Misguided jealousy on my part. I'm just someone who would pay a lot more for this pin in this condition, I guess.