Can someone tell me the book value for this game? C is for Catacomb.

Thanks.
Claude.

$850

...selling? Shall I raise my hand as well? I know there are a few in line, but might as well add my name to the list.

Here is the answer to all your needs:

http://tinyurl.com/bxp8wo

Quoted from machine.slave

$850

Thanks.

Quoted from Sparky

...selling? Shall I raise my hand as well? I know there are a few in line, but might as well add my name to the list.

No not yet. I was looking at a project game and wanted to resell after repairing it...but I passed.

OK Sparky you're name is added on the list....unless, you too are deeply disturbed by "oiled coils".

Quoted from Monkeybug

Here is the answer to all your needs:

http://tinyurl.com/bxp8wo

Yes, you're right, I need that book.

Quoted from ALJO

No not yet. I was looking at a project game and wanted to resell after repairing it...but I passed.

OK Sparky you're name is added on the list....unless, you too are deeply disturbed by "oiled coils".

Nah... oily-coilies are OK. All can be cleaned up.

Have you ever tried dry silicone lube? Works great, no mess...

Quoted from Sparky

Nah... oily-coilies are OK. All can be cleaned up.

Have you ever tried dry silicone lube? Works great, no mess...

yep, that's what I mean by "oiled coils", silicone lube. I've started using it not too long ago.

You never need to oil coils on a pinball machine, Claude. Seriously. Why don't you listen to what the vast majority of pinball collectors agree on? I'm afraid that by sticking to your ways, you're just causing problems for the future owners of your machines.

Quoted from cooke

You never need to oil coils on a pinball machine, Claude. Seriously. Why don't you listen to what the vast majority of pinball collectors agree on? I'm afraid that by sticking to your ways, you're just causing problems for the future owners of your machines.

You're right Cook, you don't need to oil coils, but oiling them greatly improves their effectiveness and "that's" why I oil them, it makes the game faster and adds a lot of strength to the flippers (even on newly rebuilt flippers). You've got to try it to see how well it works, and, seriously Cory, i have had no bad feedback on any of the games I sold in the past years, and I see those guys (that I sold the games to) on a regular basis, even more, those buyers say that they appreciate the games I sold them.

The majority is not necessarilly always right and/or we each have our preferences.

Just for reference, dry silicone lube is exactly that... dry. It is not, nor does it cause a goopy mess.