Author Topic: Are pinballs harder to get?  (Read 7077 times)

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Offline Retropin

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Re: Are pinballs harder to get?
« Reply #30 on: September 01, 2016, 07:32:56 PM »
I don't see any lacing.

There used to be rows of women that did this work in the factories of the time.. hand lacing wire looms. You start at one end with one continuous piece of waxed lace. By the end of loom, the lace is still in one piece and can be unravelled along the loom to go back to one continuous length. Anyone with an EM can see this handywork inside their machines.

I see a lot of black spot ties.. no lacing.

I wish you all the best with the sale and I applaud you for aiming high and having the self belief that what you have done equals a major $$ value. But I do question your "lacing" and I do question the value of the original PF being worth $500 if the new owner of the $14K machine wants it.

Please do come back in 15 years with the sale price  ^^^ ^^^

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