Quoted from Mrhide

TZ   3200
HH  1200
CV   2500
STTNG  2100
Fathom  2000
Centaur  1600
EATPM   1200
Xenon  1000
GNR   2000
AFM  3500
Stargate  1000
BSD 1200
HS  600
TFTC   1500
CFTBL   2000
BH  1000

You sold your TZ 3500$ and now you say it's worth 3200$???
Are you looking for TZ?

I sold my TZ 3200.  No I'm not looking for one.

I hope people realize that buying a game and selling a game are 2 very different things.

Next question...

How much would you pay for a MINT or high end restoration game?

It cost more than book value to restore a WH20.

Quoted from Mrhide

CV   2500
STTNG  2100
EATPM   1200
GNR   2000
Stargate  1000

I'll take 2 of each, please  

Quoted from poolman

Next question...

How much would you pay for a MINT or high end restoration game?

It cost more than book value to restore a WH20.

I would never buy a restored game for myself, because there is no fun in that!

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Quoted from Menace

I would never buy a restored game for myself, because there is no fun in that!

D

Don't tell me....quote from COOKE - (I GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS)  

Quoted from poolman

It cost more than book value to restore a WH20.

Tell me about it! BUT oh so worth it!!!!

Quoted from Mrhide

I paid 2100 for my STTNG... and I find it's pretty darn nice.

Yeah and you could buy Microsoft, if you calculate in the nine splits, in 1986 for 10 cents a share.

LMK when you are willing to sell it to me for $2100.

Thanks.

Quoted from necro_nemesis

Yeah and you could buy Microsoft, if you calculate in the nine splits, in 1986 for 10 cents a share.

LMK when you are willing to sell it to me for $2100.

Thanks.

Exactly!

Quoted from poolman

Next question...

How much would you pay for a MINT or high end restoration game?

It cost more than book value to restore a WH20.

Great point, Poolman. Not all collectors appreciate an exceptional quality of game and most of those folks like to piss on the value others assign to a game.

For example, try finding a nice WH20 for under $2K (minor playfield wear, no cabinet fade, no breaks on the ramps, minor plastic breaks) or a nice GetAway for $1,800 (no playfield wear, no cabinet fade). I've been looking and haven't seen them. Yet if you asked the group for prices of these two games, I bet they would say less than the prices I have stated.

I have bought "deals" before only to be disappointed with the quality of the game. Then I play it for awhile, fix it up (deals always have issues), and sell to recoup my money later. But they aren't keepers. I've been collecting for over 10 years, I want nice games. That's the evolution of my collection. By now, I've pretty much owned every game I've wanted. Now I want NICE examples, perfect if I can find and afford them.

Like some members who assign realistic values, I appreciate quality and will assign a fair price for a quality game.

Cheers,
Duane

Quoted from Mrhide

I hope people realize that buying a game and selling a game are 2 very different things.

What do you mean by that?

Quoted from medvet

Tell me about it! BUT oh so worth it!!!!

As Adam has pointed out, Whitewater is the most expensive game to mint out. You have to really love the game to go the path of a complete restore. The ramps alone are crazy money. Many collectors do, but it's not for the faint of wallet