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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Hawk Daddy on September 08, 2007, 02:51:15 pm
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There was about 10 vids there and 8 pinballs, 2 redemption games, and
a juke box. I got a dymano street fighter 2 for $230, and a
redemption game for $60. That was a bad auction, a galaga that made
my cry sold for i believe aroudn $200, it was a conversion, and it was
literally falling apart. A cocktail multigame went for $900 and it
looked like crap all beat up. A daytona usa 2 sit down driver went
for $1800. Not a good day, next time I'm going to take some stuff up
there to sale. Cause just about everything that I have looks better
then anything up there.
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Hawk
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I can say that I did get what I wanted a poker machine, and a fighter cabinet, however I didn't get any of those cheap cabs that I was wanting.
Hawk
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Ah, you got the first pop-a-ball. I was there too, sadly dissapointing. I'd say other than the Multicade, the SFII was the best there. Only thing was the monitor, are those 3-4 lines something that can be fixed, or is it going to require a new monitor?
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Do you remember what the bartop multicade went for? It was in pretty rough shape too, I just wanted the Jamma PCB in there
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It went for $900, and those lines are a pcb problem, so not a problem to me cause I put in a pac man with jamma adapter, no lines, centipede with the adapter no lines, kung fu with adapter no lines, you get the point. But that is why I got it so cheap people probally didn't know that it was just in the pcb, I've had that problem with other capcom stuff, and the monitor hasn't been a problem for me, it doesn't matter to me either cause the thing is going to be turned into a mortal kombat any way, so the pcb can be gone, I've got the pop a ball working, took me about 10 minutes to figure it out, I wish I would have gotten the other one now, cause that is a really fun game, I have to order a bunch of ticjets for it though, cause I've went threw some today. ANd those 48 in 1 pcbs are alot cheaper then that multicade was around $200. Did you get anything?
Sorry I thought you ment the cocktail, no I do not know how much it went for aroudn three I think, but it was running MAME not a board.
Hawk
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I used to love playing pop-a-ball in the arcades.
I didn't pick anything up today. I was hoping it was going to be like the last Super Auctions in Charlotte. That was my first coin-op auction ever, and I think it might have gotten my expectations up. Towards the end they were selling fully working games for $25-$35 dollars. I am still kicking myself for passing up on a dedicated Punch-Out! in great shape. Went for like $60, then 2 weeks later it ended up on ebay and brougt $500+.
Hopefully SA will return again sometime. After this auction with very few peices, and the auction before that with very few bidders, they might just cut Charlotte out all together :(
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I wish that I would have went to the one that there was very few bidders, cause I would have racked up, But yeah if they come back I'm taking some stuff to sale.
Hawk