TIP Pinball Price List - Downloadable xls

[westniall]

I found a price list on the internet:

eBay sales summary has been collected from successful eBay pinball machine
sales over the past 90 months (May 2013). This summary represents more than
38,700 machines sold on eBay during that time period

I made it into a spreadsheet and though I will share it.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/lqso62vspqx6o ... s.xls?dl=0


Credit : http://bostonpinball.biz/ebay0513.htm

 

[monty]

i haven't reviewed your spreadsheet (can't access Dropbox at work) but just a heads up that Boston Pinball updates this periodically - the link you shared is using dated info (May/2013)

be sure to check the eBay Sales Summary link from the main page of http://bostonpinball.biz/ for the latest prices

 

[Vannos]

I feel I need to remind people that these prices seem to have little correlation to Canadian prices (ignore the simple conversion to Canadian dollars.) In short, Canadian prices are MUCH higher.

Supply and demand is totally different in Canada, and so prices are higher.

As an example, STNG comes up at ~$2500. I dare you to try to acquire a STNG for near that price in Canada.
Another example, Phantom of the Opera is listed at ~$1500, but there is one on Kijiji for $2500 right now (thats higher then the "Max Of Price" listed), and i'm sure it will sell.

 

[meegis]

I feel I need to remind people that these prices seem to have little correlation to Canadian prices (ignore the simple conversion to Canadian dollars.) In short, Canadian prices are MUCH higher.

Supply and demand is totally different in Canada, and so prices are higher.

As an example, STNG comes up at ~$2500. I dare you to try to acquire a STNG for near that price in Canada.
Another example, Phantom of the Opera is listed at ~$1500, but there is one on Kijiji for $2500 right now (thats higher then the "Max Of Price" listed), and i'm sure it will sell.

I have a POTO I would sell for less.

 

[singlezero]

a couple of those prices I have checked mr pinball for machines and are really really close. so does that mean Mr Pinball should have a Canadian asterisk with it too? I do admit im only sampling a very few machines that I have resourced.

 

[tim.sanderson]

I've found a good rule of thumb on the BP list is to add the difference in the CAD.

 

[Hammerhead]

I dare you to try to acquire a STNG for near that price in Canada.

I dare you to acquire an STTNG for near that price in the States. Any of the ones I see are $3500+.

You show me an STTNG in the States for $2500 and I'll show you one in my basement shortly thereafter

 

[Slam_Tilt]

The problem with looking at ebay sales summary is that you have no idea of the condition of the pins being sold. Condition is what sets the price. So basically useless. Pin prices fluctuate too much especially in the last few years. Sometimes depends on flavour of the day. Sometimes all it takes is one idiot on pinside to put a pin for sale way overpriced and then a bunch more idiots who own the same pin posting how great the price is for the price to go up.

 

[Bally Boy]

Sometimes all it takes is one idiot on pinside to put a pin for sale way overpriced and then a bunch more idiots who own the same pin posting how great the price is for the price to go up.

Brent, you get it. and it just ain't exclusively on Pinside either.