How much is a Julie Pinball Pachinko worth?

[Steve Cebu]

I'm trying to figure out how much a Julie pinball pachinko is worth.
I have not decided to sell mine yet. We are hoping to avoid that.
That said I am hoping to get a good idea of what it's worth, just in case.
Thanks

[awassig]

Hey Steve I am not the only one I am sure that would be interested but if you do decide to sell it let me know.

Thanks!

[candyflip]

Same as above.

At auction, this would do very well. How well? - not sure, no-one really does.

[Steve Cebu]

I am unfamiliar with listing on eBay and I would have to have it professionaly packaged.
Local pickup is something I would much rather deal with.
I'm hoping that we don't have to sell it but if we did it would come with like 2,000 balls.
My wife had another cutback to 'per diem" so she is now looking for another job.

I'm trying to get an idea of the value of the Julie. I would rather not sell it because
I know I would never be able to get another one.

[Frank A]

$ 200-250 tops

[Steve Cebu]

$ 200-250 tops

I've already been offered 3 times that.

[Drunkenclam]

Wow. Someone must really want it bad. I would have said about $300 due to the age and model. But it comes down to what people will pay.

[Card Shark]

Wow, I would jump on that! We all know how values on machines fluctuate and bottom line the value of the machine is what someone is actually willing to pay. If you have someone offering $600 - $750, that would seem like an offer that would be hard to refuse.

[awassig]

Wow if you could get what they are offering and you end up needing to sell it I would do it at that price for sure. I was thinking of the $350.00 range max.

[Steve Cebu]

I was just hoping to get an idea of what it is worth.
My wife doesn't want to sell it until we have no other choice.
It's her favorite machine out of all the ones she has ever tried.

They just let her go from her job so she's unemployed and now looking
for work again.

I just love how the news is telling me things are getting better.

[hanabi]

I was just hoping to get an idea of what it is worth.
My wife doesn't want to sell it until we have no other choice.
It's her favorite machine out of all the ones she has ever tried.

They just let her go from her job so she's unemployed and now looking
for work again.

I just love how the news is telling me things are getting better.

Well if it's any consolation, things are pretty rubbish in England too


I do hope things work out for you and you won't need to sell Julie, but if you do, that 2-3 times offer sounds pretty darn good

[awassig]

Well hopefully you dont have to sell it. I have been in those shoes before and they are not very comfortable. I agree that the economy is definately not what it used to be, I just hope the bottom does not drop out any further. Good luck to you and your family.

[Steve Cebu]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the sentiment. We are hoping it doesn't get any worse.
If I do sell the Julie I would have to max out what I can get for it.
The fact that it probably has 2-3000 balls or so is a big plus I think.
Money is very tight. How quickly things change.

[Card Shark]

I am truly sorry to hear about your wife's job. I pray things get better for you soon.

[Steve Cebu]

Thanks Card Shark

[Chrisdice]

I sold mine for $200.00 about 3 years ago

[candyflip]

I've already been offered 3 times that.

That's crazy money - that's even more than a CRF Star Wars, at the very most expensive I have ever seen one ($695).

TAKE IT! (if you must)...

[pachiwall]

I don't really know...but due to the desirability of it, and the fact that you rarely see them for sale...I would think about $400 to $450. Seems that a lot of people are asking CRAZY prices for modern pachinko's on eBay, don't know if they are getting what they ask. If you have to sell, and I truly hope you don't...try a low starting price to generate interest, with a reserve you are comfortable with, to protect your investment. It will probably fetch quite a sum! Hopefully you will never know!

[portercbl]

I was just hoping to get an idea of what it is worth.
My wife doesn't want to sell it until we have no other choice.
It's her favorite machine out of all the ones she has ever tried.

They just let her go from her job so she's unemployed and now looking
for work again.

I just love how the news is telling me things are getting better.

The days of "Things getting better are over" Please everyone, face the facts.

[Steve Cebu]

I guess we will have to see what happens. For certain the Julie will be sold last.
I guess I'd put it up on eBay and see how much it goes for.
Hopefully it won't come to that.