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Wow, looks great. LE will be in my future. Not sure how distant, but not this year.

Ya, bought my Phantom back in 04 or 05 and paid $1000 for it.....on Ebay of all places! How things have changed......

I agree with Drano. If I spend countless hours restoring a cab let's say, it's going to be reflected in the price. Not just because I spend said hours, but because it definitely increases the value of the machine. Hands down.

My first was Phantom of the Opera. I literally wore that machine out. I don't think I would buy it again, but it must say that it is, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful machines available. Piece of art. So having said that, if I wiped my ass with money, I'd buy it just to look at it...

someone just listed one with the Metallica and AC/DC for sale as well....

Nice, I feel your excitement. Can't wait to play one in the wild somewhere

Really don't know anything about it, but if you asked $250 and someone offered you $280, I'd say yes and be done with it. Otherwise, put it on Ebay and start bidding at $250.

I agree with that sentiment to a certain degree, but will use my own example to illustrate how this happens. A few years ago I liquidated a number of pins to pursue another project outside of pinball. Of all the pins I sold, BSD is the only one that still haunts me to this day. I sold it for...

Some good deals on that site....

I'll throw a curve ball....I have a U.S. post office box. So I bought the ticket and left it in my post office box......then again, my winnings would probably be claimed by the U.S. postal service....damn.......luckily there are enough lawyers in buffalo to significantly tie up the money until...

I cross the border at least once a week and have never been asked if I am carrying lottery tickets. In this case, I would say less is more. Some people get chatty..........

It is what it is. Seriously, the housing market is a great parallel. Am I going to sell my house that I paid $200K for 8 years ago to a 'buddy' for the same? No, I'm going to sell it for market value because I need that money to move into a new house at market value. I appreciate that some...

But your odds are much less if you don't play......;)

Don't buy any tickets online. The state has the right ( and you know they will exercise it ) to refuse to pay out any ticket that is not purchased at a recognized retailer. As per their web site, NO online retailer is recognized no matter what they say. I was going over today to get them...

seems to range, depending condition, from $2500 - $2800.

ya, ok, after watching that, you'd need to be a pretty big RZ fan to want this......

Look ok, great theme.

Very cool!

Never seen one of these before, love the playfield art.

Thanks, will do!