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Speaker: Overall, the pinball market is starting to level out. I'm seeing some consistent pricing now for the last month and a half to two months. And those pin side averages are actually pretty accurate right now. We're not seeing high highs and low lows. We're right in those averages.
Speaker: ah Let's start with Stern. Everyone loves Stern. Down right now, Venom Premium is down 1% with three selling in the last month from 6,000 6,300.
Speaker: Godzilla Pro, it's down 5%, but two selling for $5,900, one as $5,500. And Star Premium is down 3%, with one selling as low as $6,500. Up... and star wars premiums down three percent but one selling as low as sixty five hundred up Honestly, there's not a ton up right now.
Speaker: Lord the Rings LE is up by 5%. That's a pretty impressive percentage considering they're selling for $14,000. Two of them sold for $14,000 in last month and a half.
Speaker: Also, thanks to Ted Finley from pinballprices.com for sending this one in. Stranger Things LE sold for $9,700 last month. Whether it's an actual trend down or if it's just an anomaly of what is happening right now,
Speaker: Don't know, there are some great deals to be had out there right now. If you're looking for great deals, may suggest flipping out Pinball with Zach and Nicole Minney. They've got great new-in-s box games along with used games.
Speaker: Check out their Facebook page because they have a ton of new games on there and used games. so Let's move on to Spooky. Spooky's got some interesting things going on right now. A down is Texas Chainsaw Massacre by 4%, one selling as low as 6,800.
Speaker: Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle is down 3%, one selling as low as $4,800. And here's a weird one for you. Ultraman's Kaidu Rumble. The average is saying it's up 4%, but we also saw one sell as low as $4,300. You're seeing most of these games sell in the low fives.
Speaker: The one that is up, and it is up. It is to the moon right now. Evil Dead. It is up 23% from when it released at an MSRP of $10,000.
Speaker: One sold for $12,500 and another for $13,900. And that's in the last month and a half as well. So those Evil Deads, since there's such a low quality quantity out there, it seems like people want to get their hands on them. And they are amazing games.
Speaker: I'm hearing nothing but positive reviews from these games. Spooky's just going up and up and up right now. I'll also thank the Patreon members that support us. And if you want to support us, but you don't want to do it via Patreon, you can go to silverballswag.com and get me the 8-bit Loser Kid shirt like I'm wearing right now.
Speaker: Go check it out, silverballswag.com slash Loser Kid. All right, and the last manufacturer that I'm to be covering is Bally Williams. These are beloved games, and everyone's always wondering what's going on with them.
Speaker: Down right now, Jackpot. It's holding steady on the average, but three games have sold on the last month for four grand. These are awesome games to get your hands on if you're looking for a lower price range, but you want good quality pinball in your house.
Speaker: Scared Stiff is down 1% with one selling as low as $7,200. And last month, Attack from Mars was down by 17%. It's still down some more with 2%,
Speaker: But here's the thing, I think we're gonna see this start to go back up because one sold for 10,500 and then one that was fully restored sold for 11,900. So they're starting to come back around where they were selling in the 7,000 range last month.
Speaker: Up, fishtails. The average is only saying 0%, but three games have sold in the last month, anywhere from 5,300 7,200.
Speaker: Circus Voltaire up 1% with one selling as high as $11,250. And the last one, one of my favorites from the Valley Williams days, Whitewater is up 4%.
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