Extremely rare pin on ebay US

[pinsanity]

Stern Lazer Lord = 1 prototype unit only made according to IPDB and last pin manufactured by Stern Electronics in 1984.
http://ipdb.org/search.pl?any=lazer+lord&sortby=name&search=Search+Database&searchtype=quick
(There aren't even any pics of the machine on IPDB/google images just a flyer.)

Ebay US Stern Lazer Lord:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stern-seeburg-Lazor-Lord-pin-ball-machine-/230776580522?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35bb5b29aa

Pic from ebay auction:

[Retropin]

Isnt that a stunning backglass... very nice looking machine too

[goodolddays]

Isnt that a stunning backglass... very nice looking machine too

Yep .. imagine if you accidentally broke it (one of a kind)

[MartyJ]

Both machines look like he has had them since NIB.

[pinnies4me]

Looks like same layout as Quicksilver?? Newer photos are a bit odd, makes you wonder how genuine this is.

[vinito]

I don't know how to do it or I would myself, but since the IPDB is short on pictures of that game, somebody ought to lift those ones off the auction and upload/donate them to the database.

[Strangeways]

I don't know how to do it or I would myself, but since the IPDB is short on pictures of that game, somebody ought to lift those ones off the auction and upload/donate them to the database.

+ 1

Rare game should be recorded for prosperity. Backglass reminds me of Bally Spectrum.

[Ballywannabe]

Looks like same layout as Quicksilver?? Newer photos are a bit odd, makes you wonder how genuine this is.

Yep - layout is identical to Quicksilver.  Only difference may be the use of the lanes at the top?

[pinsanity]

Finished at $7340US ($7076AU at today's exchange rate).

The seller also refused permission to upload/allow to upload the pics to IPDB. 

Perhaps the new owner will have a change of heart?