Used pinball machine price guide
Value ranges for classic and modern machines grouped by manufacturer. Click any model to run a condition-adjusted valuation with seller payout scenarios.
Use this price guide as a starting range for working machines in good cosmetic condition, not as a final asking price. A clean home-use game with documented service can sit near the high end, while routed examples, battery damage, board hacks, cracked ramps, cabinet fade, and missing parts can land well below the baseline.
The strongest signal is a recent sold comp for the same title, manufacturer, year, and condition. Listed prices can sit high for months, so verify completed sales, local pickup costs, freight risk, and whether the machine was shopped before making an offer.
Williams
10 modelsBlack Knight
1980 · SS
$3.6k–$5.8k
uncommon
FunHouse
1990 · SS
$5.5k–$8.2k
uncommon
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
1991 · DMD
$4.2k–$6.5k
common
Bride of Pinbot
1991 · SS
$3.6k–$5.6k
common
The Addams Family
1992 · DMD
$9.8k–$13.4k
common
Fish Tales
1992 · DMD
$4.2k–$6.2k
common
Star Trek: The Next Generation
1993 · DMD
$5.8k–$8.6k
common
Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure
1993 · DMD
$7.6k–$10.8k
uncommon
Medieval Madness
1997 · DMD
$12.5k–$17.8k
rare
Monster Bash
1998 · DMD
$10.5k–$15.0k
scarce
Bally
5 modelsStern
3 modelsData East
3 modelsAbout these ranges
Ranges reflect sold-comp midpoints for fully-working machines in good cosmetic condition. Non-working or heavily worn examples typically price 20–55% below midpoint. Use the value checker to apply condition, wear, and channel adjustments to any specific machine.