Why don't you just ask Chris. He would certainly know best. It is
somewhat dependent upon how long ago and how much play it has had
since restoration.
captkirk
Marc G
As has been stated before, games done by Chris vary in price due to
condition, decaled or not, NOS pf added etc. However, I just got off
the phone with Chris and he's never restored a HUO MM to date!
So I suggest if you buying a "restored" CH game , you talk to him
directly to get the true color on the games history.
I think Marc G is in the right vicinity though. Probably in the middle
of the range.
Buddy Robinson
Well if the game was completely restored by Chris Hutchins, not sure
it matters whether the game was NIB, HUO, or sitting outside in the
rain. That guy does amazing work, no doubting that! :)
Probably doesn't matter, but the integrity of the seller does, as well
as what's happened to the game after it's left the premises.
Minimal plays since CH had it? Then $10k plus. That's the *value*.
Easily- considering the amount of money it would take to buy a HUO MM
and then have Chris do his thing. What it's *worth* is specific to the
potential buyer.
And that's not quite true- CH did MY HUO MM and I got it back not too
long ago. It is a HUO game- I knwe the original owner, have the
receipts etc.- but this game got PLAYED. By me for about 8 years- and
the original owner before that. It did not need or receive decals- so
I saved a bit of money there.
marc_b
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Christopher Hutchins
www.highendpins.com
"marc_b" <m...@easystreet.com> wrote in message
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It's worth $10k to me. If interested in selling it, ask Chris for my
contact info or email me directly at markbrosso [AT] gmail [DOT] com.
Thanks.
Mark