Wasn't @gonzogetting an H2O?; might want to stock up on spares for it?
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The "How much is this table worth" thread....
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Very nice; congrats mate - brilliant game
I think that's one of the best toppers I've ever seen.
Presumably anyone who has a Walking Dead is fully into the theme so that topper is a must right?
It should sell at that , probably be a seller at 2.5k
One for sale recently for on here for £2300, not sure if it sold as wasnt marked as such (Marked No Longer Available instead of Sold), and dare I say it was in possibly slightly better condition.
neilljj
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Didn't that go on eBay
Market value on RAB is around £2k. Personally I think it is too good of a game to sell at that, so if you have a nice condition one, it should be more.
My TZ, owned for maybe 10 years or so. I never play it. It has been used many times in the Midlands League over the years so various geezas on here have seen it and played it. It has never broken down during competitive play.
Cab is really good shape for a wpc, very little impact damage BUT it is faded all over.
Playfield is excellent. Electronics very reliable. Not messed about with. No crazy mods - it has blue clock body, illuminated gumball, marbles in gumball, LEDs I think that's it.
I went through this with a fine tooth comb to make it play properly. People who have played my ganes know how much effort has gone into their prep.
Fettled absolutely everything. Numerous spare parts employed. Flipper rebuilds, solenoid sleeves etc etc. New clock board. New clock gears. Everything works. No cracked ramps or plastics. No dots out on display. No nasty hacks. I think she's a low mileage game.
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Cab is really good shape for a wpc, very little impact damage BUT it is faded all over.
Playfield is excellent. Electronics very reliable. Not messed about with. No crazy mods - it has blue clock body, illuminated gumball, marbles in gumball, LEDs I think that's it.
I went through this with a fine tooth comb to make it play properly. People who have played my ganes know how much effort has gone into their prep.
Fettled absolutely everything. Numerous spare parts employed. Flipper rebuilds, solenoid sleeves etc etc. New clock board. New clock gears. Everything works. No cracked ramps or plastics. No dots out on display. No nasty hacks. I think she's a low mileage game.
Any views on my Fathom ?. Had it 9 yrs. The Midlands League guys have all played it
All works. Matty Adams did videos on my game as he did a Pinball Pimp stencil job and a new CPR gold playfield. New plastics etc, the mechanics and mechs were all refurbished by me.
Backglass is bubbled and reinforced with tape at the back. I have left it as it actually looks OK but repros are available and Phil Dixon bought a really good one for his.
All works. Matty Adams did videos on my game as he did a Pinball Pimp stencil job and a new CPR gold playfield. New plastics etc, the mechanics and mechs were all refurbished by me.
Backglass is bubbled and reinforced with tape at the back. I have left it as it actually looks OK but repros are available and Phil Dixon bought a really good one for his.
Fathom 4-5k ?
Fathom and Centaur are special games. normal pricing rules dont apply!
Does that mean my super duper Centaur is worth £20k then?
Ashbo
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Most definitely
Last Fathom on here was £3250 not long ago
CPR playfield adds value
Re-stencil adds value
Bubbled backglass removes value.
EDIT (didn't read that it was re-stencilled the first time) so £4-5k
CPR playfield adds value
Re-stencil adds value
Bubbled backglass removes value.
EDIT (didn't read that it was re-stencilled the first time) so £4-5k
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Asiapinball
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Don't sell Fathom and centaur. Or anything else. Move to Northumberland. Become a host so that we can get a "Far North" league up and running. 
Restencilled cab adds another £500-1k in my book
Ashbo
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And if centar £100 per stud
You are absolutely right, I didn't read that part
I've had my TZ for 24 years. It was the first table I owned but now it has to go.
It's cosmetically slightly poor but operation is good.
It's a genuine table with original back box flashers, original clock and lamps.
It's not been messed about with.
I'd like a sensible amount for it but I've had my money's worth so not looking for silly money.
How much is it worth?
It's cosmetically slightly poor but operation is good.
It's a genuine table with original back box flashers, original clock and lamps.
It's not been messed about with.
I'd like a sensible amount for it but I've had my money's worth so not looking for silly money.
How much is it worth?
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Asiapinball
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Just scroll up a few pages on here as somebody was asking a few weeks back. I think the answer lays somewhere between 5k for a project and maybe 7k for a really nice one. A few super nice ones were available for around 8k about a year ago but I don't know if they sold for that and the market has come off a lot since. There seems to be a lot of sellers at the moment. 3 including you on here in last 3 weeks plus various on ebay that are not selling as market is saying they are overpriced. Plus a few nice modern lcd Sterns have sold at around 6k recently so probably prices of 1993 original TZ held down in comparison.
Got a GOTG Pro, that I got from PH. See that thread here https://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/gotg-pro-ex-site-£6250.55628/
Would a bit under 5k be about right or am I off? Not been on the forum since Christmas time so totally out of touch with anything pinball related. Thanks
Would a bit under 5k be about right or am I off? Not been on the forum since Christmas time so totally out of touch with anything pinball related. Thanks
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Surely a good AFM must be worth more than a Stern pro? Looks like they are now in the 5.5k to 6.5 range.
Prices are all over the shop at the moment.
Personally I’d pay significantly more for one than I’d ever drop on a CV or IJ. Maybe 6.5 to 7 but that’s really just a guess.
Easily in my top 3 games of all time.
Prices are all over the shop at the moment.
Personally I’d pay significantly more for one than I’d ever drop on a CV or IJ. Maybe 6.5 to 7 but that’s really just a guess.
Easily in my top 3 games of all time.
And the rest.
I have owned my AFM for over ten years and have no intention of ever selling it, nor am I keen to inflate the value of any game. But it is indeed, as you say, a TOP 5 ALL TIME game (like MM, MB, TAF), forget the new flashes in the pan, this game was not produced in huge numbers and the original is definitely worth more than the remake. I won’t say a number as you’ll think I’m joking but seriously dude what you have there is gold dust.
Not entirely certain you are 100% right there.
I bought a remake and sold my original for slightly less. Never regretted that decision. Got the larger screen and a better condition playfield/cabinet.
Whichever version you have it’s just a fun game a factor that seems to be missing from a lot of modern games. Compare the extra ball graphic to anything that’s come out on a LCD game. The thud from the motor when the ball hits gets me every time.
Bobbdobalina
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I paid £6k for my fully restored original just over two years ago. I do think I got a good deal though.
AFM is an ageless classic and has been my favourite from the first time I played it. I can’t see it ever dropping from the top 5 of all time greatest pins.
Commands less money than MM and comes up up for sale more often but personally I think is the better game and fewer were produced.
Value wise in this market I think £7k is the number maybe a little more if you’re willing to wait but If you advertised it at £6k I think it would fly out the door in record time!
AFM is an ageless classic and has been my favourite from the first time I played it. I can’t see it ever dropping from the top 5 of all time greatest pins.
Commands less money than MM and comes up up for sale more often but personally I think is the better game and fewer were produced.
Value wise in this market I think £7k is the number maybe a little more if you’re willing to wait but If you advertised it at £6k I think it would fly out the door in record time!
I'd pay £6k max for an original, more for a Remake.