P.S. do you have one for sale? Been looking for a decent one for a while now.
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The "How much is this table worth" thread....
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a dmd game for £1500 sounds good value
Thanks, I'll go for that or offers close-ish to it.
Yeah I'd say so, maybe a little more but depends on extent of pf wear/faults. You showed me this machine last year, can't remember the extent of if now though tbh.
I personally think any DMD game is worth 2k now unless it’s in barn find condition.
Gillian’s has never been a standout table and I guess most were scrapped for boards back in the day. But I think you way under selling at £1500.
Just my opinion with condition and desirability being obvious factors.
My advice start at 2k and go Dutch
Gillian’s has never been a standout table and I guess most were scrapped for boards back in the day. But I think you way under selling at £1500.
Just my opinion with condition and desirability being obvious factors.
My advice start at 2k and go Dutch
Ashbo
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HS2 ended up a fraction over £2.6k on ebay today, so market deffo calming down.
Isn't that the scam one?
Ashbo
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I don't think so. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/145068014321
Folks, any estimate on a bally Harlem Globetrotters?
In fair/good clean condition. Getting power but not going into attract.
Private Seller reckons its worth 1500-2000. My reckoning is about half of that
As it needs money and time spent to get it going.
In fair/good clean condition. Getting power but not going into attract.
Private Seller reckons its worth 1500-2000. My reckoning is about half of that
As it needs money and time spent to get it going.
Ashbo
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If it's broken, your intuition is correct £750-£1000, Working and nice condition, he's right. However if fair condition and broken, be wary of going over YOUR budget.
Kelsbells
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Something circa £7250
No thinking of sellng yours, are you?What are people's thoughts on price for a GZ Pro - or does everybody already own one?
I reckon £7.5k, maybe even up to £8k if with extras due to lack of supply and high demand.
Wow. I'm not planning to sell my GZ Prem, but - if I did - I thought it would have come down to £8-8.5k with the price falls across the board. I paid nearly £10k for it in the January after GZ came out.
Not all games are born equal
Personally no more than £7k, it's still available new. It depends how desperate someone is for one.What are people's thoughts on price for a GZ Pro - or does everybody already own one?
The market is falling and sensible prices are starting to appear with overpriced machines failing to sell.
I think there's probably a lot of Godzilla in the uk, in the future I don't think it will be as valuable as people might think. Depends how many are sold on the second hand market.
Yes I know Adams was the biggest selling machine ever and now going for silly money, but a fair few went in the skips and it's now over 30 years old. 30 years time Godzilla might start commanding serious money
That's if the node boards last 30 years, which they probably wont30 years time Godzilla might start commanding serious money
Maybe considering it (but wouldn't be until after Pinfest anyway). Even the best game in the world has a limited shelf life once you've got all of the achievements.
Just trying to gauge how much I'd need to put towards a NIB machine, and if that's realistic.
Thinking of adding another to the collection soon and wondered what a game from this list: CSI, WPT, Ripleys, T3, Indiana Jones would run me. Always adored the 2000s Sterns and haven't for a minute regretted grabbing a High Roller Casino. Something about that era of game just clicks...
CSI maybe £3k, I would guess wpt, t3 between £3k and 4k.
Ripley no idea maybe £4k+? Indiana there one for sale for £6k in northern Ireland, it's still for sale
. Indiana outside of the sound is not great, but my pinballs did change the code which I've heard made it great, which might have made it desirable.Good luck, I'm sure someone will offer you one of these.
There was a Ripley's up for £3850 in December, T3 for £3600 in January and World Poker Tour for £3200 in April.
What's an original Medieval Madness in good condition worth please?
£9k my guesstimate
I know of people willing to pay £10k+...!
Asiapinball
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£10K+.
I paid 7300 for mine in public auction in December. There was a lot of bidding both in the room and online. Good condition overall but a project as it had never been stripped and cleaned since new. Playfield had already been stripped both sides but all parts were boxed with it so it was complete. My bidding reflected this and I was in the room on the day so could see it was complete albeit disassembled. I have spent 700 on replacement parts so far so £8k total so far. And all those parts were replacements so no leds colour dmd or other bling in that amount. So I have £8k in it so far and will have 100 hours work in it by the time it is done. I am procrastinating on whether I should spend £1k on a new playfield or repair original as it has wear above left flipper and damage on a couple of inserts around the left troll. Either way there is another £500 to £1000 before it is complete.
Would I sell mine for £10k? No.
It was important to me to have a bally williams and they are not making any more and those that already have them are unlikely to sell. Any that do come up on here sell within minutes and that was the case even before covid lockdown. There are many like me that will hold on to them as it would be really difficult to buy another later.
If you find one to buy you will likely need to pay the asking price otherwise somebody else will. If selling I would suggest a Dutch auction on here.
I paid 7300 for mine in public auction in December. There was a lot of bidding both in the room and online. Good condition overall but a project as it had never been stripped and cleaned since new. Playfield had already been stripped both sides but all parts were boxed with it so it was complete. My bidding reflected this and I was in the room on the day so could see it was complete albeit disassembled. I have spent 700 on replacement parts so far so £8k total so far. And all those parts were replacements so no leds colour dmd or other bling in that amount. So I have £8k in it so far and will have 100 hours work in it by the time it is done. I am procrastinating on whether I should spend £1k on a new playfield or repair original as it has wear above left flipper and damage on a couple of inserts around the left troll. Either way there is another £500 to £1000 before it is complete.
Would I sell mine for £10k? No.
It was important to me to have a bally williams and they are not making any more and those that already have them are unlikely to sell. Any that do come up on here sell within minutes and that was the case even before covid lockdown. There are many like me that will hold on to them as it would be really difficult to buy another later.
If you find one to buy you will likely need to pay the asking price otherwise somebody else will. If selling I would suggest a Dutch auction on here.
Thank you for the responses.
