John Wick LE is a Stern Pinball limited edition pinball machine released in the mid-2020s as part of their licensed game lineup. Originally positioned as a collectible with an MSRP around $8,500, the game has experienced significant secondary market depreciation despite initially strong collector demand. The 1,000-unit production run has become a cautionary example of poor market planning and FOMO-driven investments in the pinball community, with early buyers losing $4,000-$5,000 per unit.
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John Wick LE will depreciate to $8,000-$8,500 by end of 2025, resulting in $5,000+ loss for buyers
Mentioned as potential future acquisition; Don expressed interest
Stern game with ~1000 LE units; used as comparison point for Metallica LE scarcity and demand
Stern release with controversial launch and poor initial reception; predicted to depreciate $5,000+ by end of 2025
Stern game with heavy unsold inventory at Automated; ~$13,000 MSRP, ~$10,000 used market value
Stern game; rumored only ~1,000 units actually produced; Don speculates downturn caused production shortfall
Limited Edition Stern Pinball release in Ralph's collection. Ralph self-identifies as 'moron' for purchasing at release due to rushed enthusiasm and early LE hype.
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Stern release now selling secondary for ~$9,900 despite topper, representing ~$5,000 loss from MSRP, cited as LE tier failure.
Stern Pinball LE variant at Orono Arcade; Don played and achieved strong score performance
Stern release; zero units listed for sale on Pinside despite market demand; secondary market trading at ~$8,000-$9,000 despite new MSRP
1,000 units produced for low-demand title; criticized by Kaneda as 'boneheaded move' lacking market research
Stern LE; listed among recent games experiencing negative value trends
Stern Pinball limited edition; cannot sustain $10,000+ secondary market prices; opening value ~$8,500; experiencing significant depreciation
Stern LE game; collectors lost $4,000-$5,000 per unit; George Gomez regrets; example of poor FOMO investment