I feel like higher priced machines (esp LEs) are harder to move right now. Makes sense if people are cutting back on buying "stuff". Post pandemic people have been hit hard with higher rates and inflation, and locations usually won't buy LEs. Just my theory.
That FF LE is super tempting. LE for...
Supply also a consideration. Numbers are impossible to know but I'd bet there are a fairly large number of FF and Bond games out there. They both came out when the pinball market was much healthier. Bonds got dumped by people that were frustrated with the earlier code. I noticed a lot of caution...
Not necessarily true that short ownership will be more painful. I think it has more to do with the desirablity of a title.
As an example, I think if a used Jaws premium came up for sale today it could probably fetch cost less $1000. I can't see a Venom premium getting within $2000 of cost...
The days of coming out flat on NIB are gone. Best thing you can do is play before you buy to make sure it's something you like.
With a little luck maybe we see a P1 JW pro at the Central Ontario Pinball show.
Metallica Pro bone stock HUO minty game with under 500 plays (342 before I updated code in March).
Game plays like it should. Easy pick up through a garage and 1 set of stairs in Oakville ON.
Asking $9100 OBO.
Ahhh that makes sense.
Games played perfect at Bell Center.
Rogers Center needs to get those games looked at. Going again in a couple of weeks again - I will have time to play!
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