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Auction Results: January 26, 2008
Until I looked at my site for this update, I didn't realize that this was the first auction I had attended in a year. Either the thrill is waning, or I simply don't have room for any more games. Either way, this one wasn't anything to write home about. I was happy to see some classics in the first row this time around. If they hadn't been there, I probably wouldn't have any results to post--I left after an hour or so. There were some decent games--a really nice Tempest was the one that stood out. There were a decent number of pins, including a Simpsons Pinball Party that was in decent shape, and a pretty nice Captain Fantastic--but I didn't see the results for those.
| Video Game Prices |
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| Arcade Classics |
$1250 |
48-in-1 Multigame with an LCD Monitor ; looked new. |
| Arcade Classics |
$1250 |
Same as above. |
| Arcade Classics (Cabaret) |
$1000 |
48-in-1 Multigame in a cabaret cabinet; LCD; looked new. |
| Arcade Classics (Cabaret) |
$975 |
Same as above. |
| Arcade Classics (Cabaret) |
$975 |
Same as above, but in a slighly different cabinet. |
| Centipede |
$250 |
Not working; nice cabinet, but worn CPO. |
| Centipede/Millipede/Missile Command |
$700 |
Looked like it was missing a leg leveler (tilted to the back and left); don't recall ever seeing it work, either. |
| Donkey Kong |
$275 |
Needed t-molding and side art was faded; pretty nice otherwise. |
| Frogger |
$150 |
Nice. |
| Galaga |
$300 |
Monitor problems. |
| Galaga |
$450 |
|
| Galaxian |
$275 |
Nice. |
| Galaxian |
$275 |
Another nice one. |
| Lethal Enforcers |
$275 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man (Cabaret) |
$375 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$475 |
Cabinet was repainted dark blue, but otherwise pretty nice. |
| Multi-Arcade |
$1100 |
48-in-1 Multigame with an LCD monitor; not as nice as the Arcade Classics, but monitor was bigger; looked new. |
| Multicade (Cocktail) |
$1000 |
Multigame in a cocktail cabinet with a Ms. Pac-Man underlay. |
| Pac-Man |
$425 |
Rough cabinet, but working. |
| Star Wars Trilogy Arcade |
$600 |
Nice if you're into the newer games. |
| Star Wars Trilogy Arcade |
$650 |
Ditto. |
| Super Mario Bros. |
$175 |
|
| Tempest |
$525 |
Very nice. |
| Terminator 2 |
$400 |
Very nice. |
| Video Arcade Classics |
$1500 |
Horizontal multigame with 1000 games (3 menus); had a lot of vertical games on it stretched to play on the horizontal screen. New--they had two and they both sold to one person. |
| Video Arcade Classics |
$1500 |
Same as above. |
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Auction Results: January 20, 2007
This was a fairly small auciton--not a whole lot of classics video game wise. Quite a few interesting pinballs, though--and equally interesting pinball prices. A few went pretty high--and not just the usual suspects (there was a Medieval Madness and a Safe Cracker). Video prices were pretty normal, except for one Asteroids machine that went pretty high and a lot of the environmental/sit down big screen games, which went really low for the most part. (Confidential Mission with a 60" screen and environmental cabinet went for around $400, for example) Thanks to my friend Greg, I got all the pinball prices (they went down one double row pretty fast and out of sync, so it was hard to keep up alone).
Video Games | Pinball Machines
| Video Game Prices |
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| 14-In-1 Cocktail |
$290 |
Namco multi-game with trackballs. Go figure. |
| 14-In-1 Cocktail |
$575 |
Namco multi-game with trackballs. Go figure. This one had a cabinet extender so you could stand up and play. |
| 1943 |
$200 |
|
| Asteroids |
$825 |
Willis CPO; Lunar Lander-style coin door; nice, but way too high on the price! |
| Centipede |
$350 |
Not bad |
| Centipede (Cabaret) |
$150 |
Not working, but decent condition; Brian Pipa got this one |
| Centipede/Millipede/ Missile Command |
$700 |
Very nice |
| Donkey Kong |
$450 |
Black T-molding, but relatively nice |
| Galaga |
$300 |
|
| Galaga (Cocktail) |
$550 |
|
| Galaga 3 |
$250 |
Dead |
| Gauntlet |
$400 |
Very little burn; nice |
| Gauntlet Legends |
$275 |
Wow! What a deal! |
| Indiana Jones |
$175 |
Not working; hole in front of cabinet |
| Mega-Classics (Cabaret) |
$150 |
Not working (power supply?); multi-game with Pengo, Mr. Do, Frogger; etc. |
| Mr. Do |
$150 |
Conversion |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$400 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$475 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$375 |
Kept resetting |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$325 |
Dim monitor |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$350 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$225 |
Not working |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$400 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man (Cocktail) |
$575 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga Reunion |
$2300 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga Reunion |
$2000 |
|
| Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga Reunion |
$1900 |
|
| Jr. Pac-Man (Cocktail) |
$450 |
|
| Multicade |
$500 |
No picture |
| Multicade |
$1000 |
39-in-1 |
| Multicade |
$1225 |
39-in-1 |
| Multicade |
$1325 |
39-in-1 |
| Multicade |
$1300 |
39-in-1 |
| Multicade |
$1025 |
39-in-1 |
| Multicade |
$1000 |
39-in-1 |
| Multicade |
$1350 |
|
| Neo Geo (4-Slot) |
$400 |
|
| Neo Geo (Mini) |
$325 |
Didn't get a good look at it; auctioneer said it was Bust A Move |
| Out Run |
$175 |
|
| Punch Out!! |
$125 |
Top monitor had a bad flyback |
| R-Type |
$145 |
|
| Road Blasters |
$55 |
Dead |
| Star Trek Voyager (Sit-Down) |
$850 |
If only I had a vehicle big enough to move it...what a great deal! |
| Strikers 1945 |
$200 |
|
| Toobin' |
$300 |
Nice; Brian Pipa got it |
| Top Speed |
$125 |
ROM Issues |
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| Pinball Prices |
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| Addams Family |
$1900 |
|
| Air Aces |
$475 |
Nice EM |
| Barb Wire |
$950 |
|
| Black Knight 2000 |
$1100 |
|
| Black Rose |
$1200 |
|
| Bobby Orr Power Play |
$375 |
Dead |
| Bram Stoker's Dracula |
$775 |
Bad DMD |
| Bugs Bunny's Birthday Ball |
$850 |
|
| Charlie's Angels |
$175 |
|
| Close Encounters of the Third Kind |
$100 (?) |
Dead; really rough |
| Count-Down |
$60 (?) |
No boards; really rough |
| Cyclone |
$1200 |
|
| Disco Fever |
$225 |
No power |
| Dr. Who |
$850 |
|
| Dracula |
$60 |
Stern; dead and really, really rough |
| Earthshaker |
$900 |
|
| Eight Ball |
$500 |
|
| Eight Ball Champ |
$500 |
|
| Eight Ball Deluxe |
$350 |
Parts; back box was ripped off the game by force from the looks of it |
| Eight Ball Deluxe |
$600 |
|
| F-14 Tomcat |
$850 |
|
| Firepower II |
$185 |
No cord |
| Funhouse |
$1250 |
|
| Game Show |
$475 |
|
| The Games |
$175 (?) |
Dead |
| Genesis |
$350 |
|
| Gilligan's Island |
$1300 |
|
| Gladiators |
$750 |
|
| Goldeneye 007 |
$875 |
|
| Gorgar |
$525 |
|
| Harley Davidson |
$1800 |
Sega |
| High Speed |
$400 |
|
| Hot Hand |
$100 (?) |
Dead |
| Independence Day |
$1500 (?) |
|
| Jokerz |
$625 |
|
| Jumping Jack |
$300 |
EM |
| Kings of Steel |
$150 |
Dead |
| Kings of Steel |
$375 |
|
| Last Action Hero |
$950 |
|
| The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot |
$750 |
|
| Medieval Madness |
$5000 |
Looked like the DMD was about to go; I predicted the price on this one to the penny |
| Millionaire |
$575 (?) |
|
| Miss America |
$350 |
Bingo |
| Miss America |
$275 |
Bingo |
| Mr. and Mrs. Pac-Man |
$250 |
Dead |
| NBA Fastbreak |
$1000 |
|
| No Good Gofers |
$1475 |
|
| Pin*Bot |
$575 |
|
| Pit Stop |
$400 |
EM; powered up but wouldn't play |
| Playboy |
$375 |
Bally; dead; missing bumper; kind of rough |
| Raven |
$300 |
|
| Rescue 911 |
$900 |
|
| Revenge from Mars |
$1700 |
|
| Riverboat Gambler |
$925 |
|
| Rollergames |
$700 |
|
| Rollergames |
$600 |
|
| Safe Cracker |
$4200 |
Very nice |
| Shaq Attack |
$800 |
|
| Shaq Attack |
$775 |
|
| Sharkey's Shootout |
$825 |
|
| Silver Slugger |
$700 |
|
| Six Million Dollar Man |
$200 |
Dead |
| Space Shuttle |
$360 |
Dead |
| Ski Club |
$400 |
Nice EM |
| Sky Divers |
$325 |
EM; not working |
| Starship Troopers |
$1300 |
|
| Supersonic |
$275 |
|
| Supersonic |
$150 |
Dead |
| Surfers |
$475 |
Nice EM |
| Taxi |
$625 |
With the non-Marilyn backglass |
| Terminator 2 |
$475 |
No backglass |
| Theatre of Magic |
$2750 |
|
| Twilight Zone |
$2750 |
Sides were faded, but it was a nice pin; still, that's an awfully steep price... |
| Waterworld |
$700 |
|
| White Water |
$1100 |
|
| X-Files |
$1300 |
|
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Auction Results: June 3, 2006
Compared to the last couple of auctions earlier this year (the results of which I didn't report because I didn't stay for long), the selection was rather small. I left before the last row was auctioned, but they were on a pace to be finished before 6 PM. Not bad.
Despite the small number of games, there were some interesting (though mostly non-working) gems in the bunch, including a working Atari Gotcha, a cockpit Omega Race and a cabaret Qix. The prices weren't too bad...in fact, some working JAMMA games went for crazy-low prices ($35-$50). The monitors are worth more than that!
Video Games | Pinball Machines
| Video Game Prices |
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| 48-in-1 Multigame |
$900 |
In a nice Galaga cabinet |
| 48-in-1 Multigame |
$1200 |
In a nice Pac-Man cabinet |
| 48-in-1 Multigame |
$1000 |
Dressed up to look like a Ms. Pac-Man cabinet, but not an original |
| 75-in-1 Multigame (cocktail) |
$1075 |
75-in-1 MAME machine in a decent Ms. Pac/Galaga cocktail cabinet |
| Asteroids |
$30 |
White sides (around the outer edges, beyond the side art); not working |
| Asteroids Deluxe (cocktail) |
$130 |
Cabinet fair; monitor issues |
| "Classics Collection" |
$200 |
Namco Classics Volume 1 |
| Donkey Kong Junior (cocktail) |
$260 |
|
| Donkey Kong Junior (cabaret) |
$150 |
|
| Donkey Kong Junior |
$375 |
|
| Double Play |
$100 |
A super-nice 70s baseball game by Midway; small graphics glitch, but working and pristine for its age |
| Dragon's Lair |
$600 |
No side art, but nice overall...and working |
| Egg Venture |
$175 |
|
| "Frogger" (cocktail) |
Missed |
Converted into...something. Cabinet was nice, though, except for one butchered control panel. |
| "Galaxy Games" (cocktail) |
$620 |
39-in-1 JAMMA cocktail |
| Gotcha |
$50 |
An Atari classic from the 70s; good cabinet and working! Nice collectors' piece. |
| Gyruss |
$90 |
Not working; Dave Millsap, a new area collector, heard it was a buyback (thanks Dave!) |
| Hit the Ice |
$35 |
Working 4-player JAMMA game! |
| Karate Champ |
$75 |
No marquee; monitor needed capping |
| Lethal Enforcers |
$400 |
|
| Lethal Enforcers |
$250 |
|
| Lethal Enforcers |
$175 |
Bet the guy who paid $400 was kicking himself... |
| Midway Multigame |
$175 |
The kind they sold in Target, Christmas 2005. These were going for over $300 in April for some reason... |
| Moon Alien Part II (cocktail) |
$135 |
A Nichibutsu Galaxian clone (with unique features); working nicely |
| Mr. Do's Castle |
$40 |
Cut cord |
| Mr. Do's Castle |
$150 |
In a Warp-Warp cabinet |
| Mr. Do's Castle |
$175 |
Nicest of the bunch (can't believe there were three...) |
| Ms. Pac-Man (cocktail) |
$475 |
Not working. |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$300 |
Cabinet painted black |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$100 |
No cord; bad burn; in a rough Pac-Man cabinet |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
Missed |
Rough cabinet; bad CP; not working |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$700 |
Black cabinet |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$375 |
Really rough cabinet |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
$150 |
Not working |
| Ms. Pac/Galaga Reunion |
$2000 |
|
| Ms. Pac/Galaga Reunion |
$1900 |
|
"Multi-Arcade Video Game" |
$1350 |
A 75-in-1 MAME machine with a Compaq computer inside and a nice menu system, brand new. There were six--didn't look too bad, and were set up for coin-op. All went for the same price. |
| Multicade |
$700 |
Looked new... |
| Multicade |
$1000 |
Not as nice as the $700 one... |
| Multicade |
$1000 (?) |
|
| Multicade |
$675 |
|
| Multicade |
$1050 |
|
| Multicade |
$950 |
|
| Multicade |
$450 |
Rolling monitor...probably an easy fix |
| Multicade |
$875 |
|
| Multicade |
$1400 |
|
| Multicade |
$850 |
|
| Ivan Ironman Stewart's Off-Road |
$150 |
3-player version! |
| Omega Race (cockpit) |
$30 |
No boards, but NICE cabinet. Good starting place for a restoration. |
| Omega Race |
$25 |
Not working |
| Pac-Man |
$20 |
Parts only; water damage, missing pieces, etc. Probably worth it for the CP and coin door... |
| Pac-Man |
$375 |
In a black and (purposely) paint-spattered cabinet |
| Q*Bert |
$350 |
|
| Qix (cabaret) |
$70 |
Not working; nice cabinet; first I've ever seen |
| Sea Wolf |
$25 |
Not working; pretty nice cabinet |
| Solar Quest |
$100 (?) |
Not working |
| Space Fury |
$50 |
Not working; nice cabinet (missing one button) |
| Spy Agent |
$35 |
Rolling monitor |
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (kiddie-sized) |
$250 |
About 3-feet tall... |
| Thunder Dragon |
$100 |
Not working; I've never heard of it, but somebody must like it... |
| Time Pilot |
$55 |
Not working; fair cabinet |
| Top Speed |
$35 |
Parts machine (or a major restoration) |
| Tournament Arkanoid |
$175 |
In a Gorf cabinet |
| Trojan |
$50 |
In a blue Midway (Ms. Pac, probably) cabinet with Romstar side art; not working |
| Ultracade |
$450 |
A surprisingly good price... |
| Unknown Game |
$30 |
In what looked like a Scramble cabinet that had been painted a restful shade of coral |
| Video Action |
FREE |
A 4-player Pong clone. Not working. Nobody bought it so they gave it away. |
| WWF Superstars |
$50 |
In a black Taito cabinet; working |
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| Pinball Prices |
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| Addams Family |
$2700 |
|
| Corvette |
$1800 |
|
| Dr. Who |
$900 |
|
| Flintstones |
$1550 |
|
| Getaway--High Speed 2 |
$1300 |
|
| Harley Davidson (Sega) |
$1875 |
|
| Harley Davidson (Stern, 2nd Edition) |
$2350 |
|
| High Roller Casino |
$1600 |
|
| Jack-Bot |
$1150 |
|
| Junkyard |
$1700 |
|
| Junkyard |
$1950 |
|
| Lord of the Rings |
$3100 |
|
| NASCAR |
$3250 |
|
| No Fear |
Missed |
|
| Playboy (Stern) |
$1400 |
|
| South Park |
$1700 |
|
| South Park |
$1950 |
|
| South Park |
$1900 (?) |
|
| Star Trek: The Next Generation |
$1600 |
|
| Terminator 2 |
$1050 |
|
| Terminator 3 |
$1500 |
|
| World Poker Tour |
Missed |
|
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Auction Results: November 7, 2005
This auction went a lot faster than any that I have been to in a while--not a lot of junk in the front corner, and not a lot of pool tables and such (maybe a quarter the normal number). As a result, I got almost all of the classic vids and just about every pinball machine.
Unfortunately, although there were lots of pins to choose from (many of the most popular around, actually), the classic vid selection was less than stellar. Unless you wanted a Ms. Pac-Man or a Galaga. Plenty of those, averaging about $400 for working, decent games. (I'd hate to be somebody who paid twice that a couple of years back...)
I only bid on one item--a non-working Wizard of Wor in so-so condition. There was this rather persistent (I'm being nice) dealer who tried like hell to talk me out of bidding at all--which made me determined to do so. Making him pay more than he wanted to pay for the thing was almost as satisfying as winning it myself. My guess: it'll go and sit in his warehouse for years. I would have brought it back to life and enjoyed it. Ah well...
Video Games | Pinball Machines
| Video Game Prices |
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
Asteroids |
$55 |
Not working; rusty control panel |
Asteroids |
$55 |
Horrible rust on control panel; not working |
Baby Pac-Man |
$1050 |
Nice |
Centipede (cabaret) |
$275 |
Nice (not working at bid, but saw it play later...) |
Centipede (cabaret) |
$325 |
Two in one day... |
Centipede |
$195 |
Not working... |
Defender |
$550 |
|
Donkey Kong |
$400 |
No side art |
Donkey Kong |
$300 |
DK Junior CPO |
Donkey Kong Junior |
$285 |
Nice |
Elevator Action |
$250 |
Very nice |
Galaga (cabaret) |
$320 |
|
Galaga |
$300 |
Blue t-molding |
Galaga |
$400 |
Nice |
Galaga |
$75 |
Conversion; cord cut |
Galaga |
$230 |
Not working |
Galaga |
$400 |
|
Galaga |
$275 |
|
Guzzler |
$75 |
Rare...but unloved (apparently); nice |
Joust |
$500 |
Had ROM problems...but not at bid time |
Lock 'n' Chase |
$95 |
Another rare classic that got no love...nice and working |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$400 |
|
Ms. Pac-Man |
$150 |
Not working |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$400 |
Sides could use TLC, but worked well |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$475 |
Newish (conversion) |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$550 |
Conversion |
Ms. Pac-Man (cabaret) |
$150 |
Not working |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$275 |
Not working |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$175 |
Pac-Man cabinet; not working |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$400 |
The going price, today... |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$350 |
|
Ms. Pac-Man |
$300 |
Black cabinet with a Pac-Man bezel |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$220 |
Butt-ugly conversion with a marquee graphic as a CPO |
Ms. Pac-Man |
$300 |
Cut cord (but working) |
Pac-Land |
$80 |
Not working; plain cardboard bezel |
Pac-Man |
$175 |
Not working |
Q*Bert |
Skipped |
Not working |
Q*Bert |
$125 |
Water damage on top and sides; nasty repaint job; but working |
Raiden |
$140 |
Not working |
Satan's Hollow |
$200 |
|
Shuuz |
$125 |
Not working (ROM problem) |
Space Invaders II |
$140 |
Not working; Capcom CPO |
Tempest |
$350 |
Working (didn't coin up and was locked, but big deal...) |
Terminator 2 |
$175 |
|
Wizard of Wor |
$110 |
Rough; not working; grumble, grumble, grumble... |
Wonder Boy (cabaret) |
$180 (?) |
|
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| Pinball Machines |
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
Addams Family |
$3250 |
Pretty nice... |
Alien Star |
$60 |
Parts machine |
Attack from Mars |
$1800 |
Missing a board |
Baby Pac-Man |
$1050 |
Nice |
Barb Wire |
$800 |
|
Big Guns |
$625 |
"Adjust Failure" |
Big Guns |
$625 |
|
Black Knight |
$775 |
Very nice |
Close Encounters |
Missed |
|
Corvette |
$2000 |
|
Cybernaut |
$350 |
|
Dolly Parton |
$425 |
|
Dracula |
$850 |
|
Dr. Who |
$800 |
|
Eight Ball |
$525 (?) |
Nice |
Eight Ball |
$350 |
Not as nice as the other one, but not bad... |
Elvira |
$1200 |
|
Elvira |
$875 |
|
F-14 |
$300 |
Parts machine... |
F-14 |
$800 |
|
F-14 |
$425 |
Not working; faded backglass |
Fast Break |
$1150 |
|
Fish Tales |
$1025 |
|
Flash |
$450 |
Not bad |
Flintstones |
$1200 |
|
Freddy: A Nightmare on Elm St. |
$775 |
|
Funhouse |
$1100 |
|
Funhouse |
$900 |
LOTS of bare wood...kind of beat... |
Gladiators |
$625 |
|
Guns N' Roses |
$1725 |
|
High Speed |
$400 |
Worn playfield... |
High Speed |
$800 |
|
Indiana Jones |
$2600 |
Some wear; plane missing a wing |
Junk Yard |
$1900 |
|
Jurassic Park |
$975 |
Missing topper... |
Laser Ball |
$110 |
Total mess; parts machine |
Mariner |
$350 |
Nice EM machine; German coin mechs |
Mata Hari (SS) |
$200 |
Not working |
Meteor |
$1300 |
|
Mousin' Around |
$925 |
|
Nip It |
$900 |
Nice EM machine |
Nitro Ground Shaker |
$300 |
|
Operation Thunder |
$550 |
|
Pinbot |
$275 |
Dirty; not working |
Playboy (Stern) |
$1850 |
|
Police Force |
Missed |
|
Pool Sharks |
$750 |
|
Rescue 911 |
$775 |
|
Road Kings |
$250 |
Missing 2 displays (at least...) |
RoboCop |
$200 |
Really dirty... |
Rocky and Bullwinkle |
$1300 |
|
Rolling Stones |
$525 |
Dirty |
Riverboat Gambler |
$825 |
|
Secret Service |
Missed |
|
Shaq Attaq |
$750 |
|
Sopranos |
$3100 |
|
Star Trek 25th Anniversary |
$1175 |
|
Stingray |
$65 |
Not working; missing glass; very dirty |
Super Mario Bros. |
$325 |
Tiny kiddie machine... |
Tales of the Arabian Nights |
$2500 |
|
Tales of the Arabian Nights |
$1900 |
|
Teed Off |
$800 |
|
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles |
$725 |
|
Terminator 2 |
$1100 |
|
Terminator 2 |
$950 |
|
Terminator 2 |
$875 |
|
Terminator 2 |
$825 |
|
Terminator 3 |
$1600 |
|
Theatre of Magic |
$2150 |
Not working |
Tommy |
$1000 |
Missing topper |
Torch |
Missed |
|
Tri Zone |
$250 |
|
Trident |
$375 |
Nice |
Twilight Zone |
$2400 |
|
Twister |
$1100 |
|
Viper Night Drivin' |
$1050 |
|
Whirlwind |
$925 |
"Adjust Failure" |
Who Dunnit? |
Missed |
|
Who Dunnit? |
$825 |
|
X-Files |
$1100 |
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Auction Results: June 4, 2005
Like the February 5th auction, this one was pretty small. Again, the first row was nothing but bartop games. Anticipating that, I arrived late. They actually made it down the first row, across the back and up the middle before 4 PM. Not bad.
The offerings were pretty sparse, but there were definitely some classic games going for bargain prices. Two that I wanted to see but didn't stick around for were a Mortal Kombat in a Joust cocktail cabinet (what a sin, that), and a beat-up but working sit down Spy Hunter. Fans of Atari cocktail games were in luck--there was a Centipede, a Dig Dug, and a Missile Command, all working and all sold at bargain basement prices!
Managed to get about a third of the pinball prices--the rest were still waiting to be auctioned when I left.
Video Games | Pinball Machines
| Video Game Prices |
|
Game |
Price |
Notes |
| 1943 |
$350 |
Conversion in a Centipede cabinet. |
| APB |
$350 |
|
| Asteroids |
$600 |
Chipped up CPO, but otherwise nice. |
| Blasteroids |
$475 |
Nice. |
| Bubble Bobble |
$155 |
|
| Capcom Bowling |
$155 |
|
| Carnival |
$200 |
Bent bezel and dirty, but working (short in cord). |
| Centipede (Cocktail) |
$210 |
Jacked up to stand-up height. Looked pretty good. |
| Centipede |
$525 |
Bad cord (so not working); cabinet painted black. |
| Defender |
$275 |
Not working. |
| Dig Dug (Cocktail) |
$160 |
Nice |
| Donkey Kong |
$300 |
No t-molding; kind of beat up. |
| Donkey Kong |
$450 |
Torn side art. |
| Donkey Kong/Centipede (Cabaret) |
$200 |
One of the newish models; jailbars on monitor but working. |
| Gal's Panic II |
$70 |
Not a classic, but noteworthy for the price! The monitor was worth more than that. |
| Gaplus |
$625 |
Looked all original; nicest I've ever seen. |
| Joust |
$350 |
Lots of burn-in and some cig burns on the CPO, but still a bargain! |
| Missile Command (Cocktail) |
$230 |
Underlay was bubbling, but the game was working 100%. |
| Mr. Do's Castle |