BIBLE

[studley67]

luci is nice,i agree.but there SHOULD never be another bible no 37

[studley67]

I have to agree there is only one number 37 on the planet.of 350 made.

Correction, of 300. Phew, putting that extra 50 knocked off the value by about a grand.

wow,angus just phoned.how ironic.lol.

I am just taking the piss in my body and out or you, all.lol.

[Freiherr]

Help him with a riff and he will buy you a Luci.

[studley67]

my guitar skills are as shocking as my pinny sale skills.HE does not need my help or me his.there are plenty of fans that would pay for the privalige of owning no 37 of 300 AC/DC back in black.

[studley67]

If anyone out there can help me secure a "luci" lower playfield i would happily swap it for the ugly mug i have..

[Cow Corner]

TAKE IT AND RUN, you wont get that kind of offer again anytime soon, perhaps never......

You can always buy another in future if you miss it, but i think i'd be focussed on your move/retirement plan FIRST, then go buy some little luxuries later on.

MM.

+1
I would be doing cartwheels down the street with a pocketful of cash.

[RottyGuy]

I'd take the $3k profit. $3k profit on any pinball is damn good.

[Marty Machine]

Looks like Studleys life-plan changes daily...this thread has now become void & pointless.

I strongly doubt those pins will rise in value in future, you'll be hard pressed to flog one off for $5k in just a year or 2....anyway, not my prob, i dont have one, dont need one and know all too well that pinball is NOT an investment.
In fact, the only investment it is, is a BAD investment if youre looking at coming out even or profiteering from it.

Amen ;-)

[GORGAR 1]

Looks like Studleys life-plan changes daily...this thread has now become void & pointless.

I strongly doubt those pins will rise in value in future, you'll be hard pressed to flog one off for $5k in just a year or 2....anyway, not my prob, i dont have one, dont need one and know all too well that pinball is NOT an investment.
In fact, the only investment it is, is a BAD investment if youre looking at coming out even or profiteering from it.

Amen ;-)

I tried to stay out of this but your now embarrassing yourself with your comments about stern if you don't care then don't comment it's becoming tiresome.

Peter

[piesrule]

Ditto I agree 100%, I was enjoying reading his posts, didn't realise you had been appointed forum police.

[Freiherr]

I don't know why people get all in a lather about pinball investments all the time. I have yet to see a rich person from the proceeds of pinball sales. If you make extra money on a sale, it is because the title is desirable and hard to get. So be it. You get the money while the buyer gets the goods.
My investment in pinball is the memories that flood back when I play a machine and the highs of achieving play objectives.
BIBLE #56 is mine and stays. I made that choice from day 1 and no money can persuade me otherwise. Money is a commodity, an individual pinball is irreplaceable.

[RottyGuy]

I strongly doubt those pins will rise in value in future, you'll be hard pressed to flog one off for $5k in just a year or 2....

They might not rise in value, but to say you'll be hard pressed to get $5k 

[Marty Machine]

Yep, definately an investment in entertainment value, that's about it.

[Marty Machine]

I tried to stay out of this but your now embarrassing yourself with your comments about stern if you don't care then don't comment it's becoming tiresome.
Peter

Dont get involved then, damn forum police......keep it in context, i didn't even mention stern Pffft

Anyhow, back on topic, Some of us were commenting/advising Studley whether to sell or not, although now he's changed his mind on the original reason for his post, so the thread is void, it should be locked or deleted.

[pinball god]

I have made thousands of dollars on all my pinballs. Never lost. I use my wife's money