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I suggest that you check your local government on what is required to operate amusement machines.
In some places a sticker of some sort is required for the state and sometimes, the city.
In some places where gambling machines have become an issue for law enforcement, the license and stickers that are required, can be expensive.
Quoted from Chicoman:We don't really have any type of classic pinball related stuff in our area except for a few bars that have pinball machines within them.
I suggest that you check those machines in the bars and see if they have stickers on them or ask if the required stickers are held behind the bar.
Some bars might also incorporate the pinball machines into an amusement license for the rest of the machines in the establishment.
So, if they don't have stickers on them, you should not take that as indication that stickers are not required.
Usually, in order to purchase the stickers yearly, you usually have to also purchase a license as an amusement vendor.
This is all in the idea that the machines are not placed on free play.
At least, this is what I have seen in my area.
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