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The "How much is this table worth" thread....

mark9 said:
Can't be bad for a machine that's 5 years old at the most.
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Don't you start !
I'll be in Lincoln over Christmas, I'll send the Mrs round and you can explain to her about goading me to spend money. :p
 
She can talk to my missus about it, I went from 3 to 10 in just over a year :cuckoo:. They get over it, she spends the about the same on shoes, only they depreciate :p
 
Hello there i'm after a bit of advice on what anyone thinks my Williams space station might be worth?
I've just refurbed it, (only reason for sale is i need the space freeing up) new rubbers, LED's to top playfield, cleaning, polishing, no broken plastics, has mylar protection possibly from new? Etc Etc...... i think its in good condition, cabinet has the usual wear & tear but nothing too bad.
I havent seen many come up, hence the reason for asking, i can find two in germany for About £1400 + shipping, and the last two that came up in the UK were projects and non working and fetched about £700 if i remember correctly.
Any advice comments would be appreciated.
 
Hi, today I was asked by a friend how much did I think his games room, excellent condition Banzai Run was worth, because he wanted a change after 15yrs. and it was rarely used now. I know this is quite a rare beast, too beast for me! I think about 12 months ago rightly or wrongly he turned down £700. I see one was sold in the US for crazy money, what is the valuation of the group? I have never seen one for sale here. I think he would sell it if some-one took all responsibility for its collection (heavy). I think this will create a bit of interest!
 
They don't come up for sale very often so can be a bit tricky to price. I wouldn't sell mine for less than £2K but that's more because I don't want to sell it :D I'd say around the £1500 mark is probably about right depending on it's condition but you should probably get a few opinions as I'm slightly biased as I own one :thumbs:
 
A big collector in the midlands with a container full of tombstoned games auctioned one on ebay earlier this year. I went for a look, it was a very nice working one comparable to @ronsplooter 's Much nicer than the one on ebay at the moment. Despite being tombstoned it worked a treat

He pulled the auction and told me that he accepted 1350 for it

The scary thing with these games is that there are parts you simply can't find, so condition far more important than with other system 11s
 
DRD said:
A big collector in the midlands with a container full of tombstoned games auctioned one on ebay earlier this year. I went for a look, it was a very nice working one comparable to @ronsplooter 's Much nicer than the one on ebay at the moment. Despite being tombstoned it worked a treat

He pulled the auction and told me that he accepted 1350 for it

The scary thing with these games is that there are parts you simply can't find, so condition far more important than with other system 11s
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Banzai Run has a circuit board that is unique. It is the Interconnect Board and is a big bugger. I wouldn't want to have to source one of those.

I really regret selling my Banzai Run. Great game and it has the best music in any pinball, ever.
 
Me playing Banzai when brand new ATEI 1989
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cooldan said:
how much is a Cactus Canyon in today's marketplace?
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mark9 said:
Didn't one sell on here for 7.5k earlier this year, a HUO with the Continued kit?
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thanks Mark, and sorry to revisit this, but anyone got any ideas on the value of a normal one, not HUO?
also how much is the kit for making it into Cactus Canyon Continued, and what does that entail?
 
you`ll have to ask nick m about the continued package as it was me who bought his machine, I had a normal cc in mint condition in 2013 ,I paid £5100 for it but sold it a year later for £7k , I thought it was a good game back then and even better now with the continued package , because it`s so rare I`ve only seen 4 and they were all in top condition, so I would not know how much a worn version would sell for
 
cooldan said:
thanks Mark, and sorry to revisit this, but anyone got any ideas on the value of a normal one, not HUO?
also how much is the kit for making it into Cactus Canyon Continued, and what does that entail?
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Normal one - around £7K depending on condition.

Continued package - £500 upwards depending on where you buy the bits from and if they're new or second hand...
 
Thanks Peter. That's a huge amount and I don't remember seeing anyone selling one for ages. Oh well. Maybe they'll remake it and the market will ripple
 
kevlar said:
Think I may be in the minority in thinking CC is WAY over rated and valued.
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CC is that price due to rarity rather than quality of game, a remake might bring it down a bit. Personally I wouldn't pay that for a used machine.
 
So I think this is the best thread to ask a few questions about this

Im breaking my SF2 pin, just way too much work in it for what is is. So I want to know how much I should be charging for the parts.
Mainly the following that I think would be worth something:

Full Board set
Coils
95% plastic set (One piece is damaged)
All ramps and rails
Any mechs that might be useful for someone

Just a rough idea would be great so I can put some prices on them when I list them for sale later on in the week.

Thanks guys
 
Keep the cab sides. A video game fan would appreciate them!

Working board set should be £300 plus but depends on demand

Complete single slot door should be £30.
 
Hi guys! I'm fairly new to Pinball so hoping you all can give me your opinions on the general price range on a LW3 and your opinions on the game play etc, I know there was thousands of them made so it's in the lower price bracket of pins but your views would be appreciated! Thanks
 
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