The purpose of this thread is to list unclaimed Cactus Canyon Collector's Edition Plaques that others may have available for sale (or not!). It's a fair assumption that many of these plaques were lost, thrown away, etc. however for the ones that weren't, it would be great to list them here so they may find their respective machines.

If you have any plaques and would like to help them find their home, please post or pm me their numbers and I'll add them to the list below.

Please register your Cactus Canyon on the Internet Pinball Serial Number Database!

• Main
• Registration
• Once registered, please add your plaque number(s) under the 'Game Traits' tab

General Information:

• History
• Planetary Pinball Supply, Inc. owns the rights to these plaques and they should not be reproduced without their approval.
• The last 3 digits of the game's serial number represents it's plaque number.
• If you sell or buy a plaque, please let me know so I can update this list.
• If you find your matching plaque, post a victory message!

People that have plaques available:
#225 : thepinballworks
#305 : thepinballworks
#405 : waltrr
#519 : blubboman
#522 : sbmania
#718 : drjbeyer . ebay.com link: itm

#719 : SCOTTinHUBERTUS
#774 : Pbpins
#787 : thepinballworks
#790 : lllvjr
#793 : thepinballworks
#797 : lllvjr
#826 : BillR

www.SuperFluxShop.de (last updated 07/01/2012)
031-035, 038, 039
042-044, 046, 047, 049
051-059
060, 062-066
081-087
090-092, 094, 096-099
100-104, 106-109
110-114, 117-119
120-122, 125-127, 129
130-133, 135-139
140-149
151-159
160-168
190-199
203-205
211-216, 219
220, 221, 223, 226
230-233, 235-236, 238-239
242, 244, 245, 247-249
250-253, 257, 259
260-263, 265, 267-269
271-272, 274, 276, 277
280, 282-286
290-296, 298
300-304, 306, 307, 309
311-316
890-894, 896-899
900, 904-906, 908, 909
910-915, 917

Mirco (www.HighClassPinball.com) (working on getting a more exact list from him)
31-316
890-920

People seeking specific plaques:
#059 : Cursed
#077 : kismetnumber1
#172 : redmamanora
#344 : xfassa
#347 : whitey
#394 : Dayhuff
#402 : PiperPinball
#420 : BillR
#449 : blubboman
#467 : ltcmdrobvious
#494 : mbarreira
#512 : pindoc1
#529 : Cruster
#562 : twinmice
#574 : waltrr
#658 : CCary
#749 : roc-noc
#759 : NoMonkey
#806 : mrbillishere
#812 : schlockdoc
#829 : SCOTTinHUBERTUS
#851 : Cheese_WizardPQ
#922 : volkdrive
#931 : sbmania
#945 : inhomearcades

Last known locations:
#002 : link (author claims to own)
#003 : link (author claims to own)
#077 : link
#255 : link
#305 : link
#320 : link
#396 : link
#400 : link
#407 : link
#495 : link
#496 : link
#512 : link
#515 : link
#541 : link
#701 : link
#712 : link
#721 : link
#739 : link
#762 : link
#765 : link
#775 : Pinside Ad
#784 : link
#800 : link
#833 : link
#873 : link
#877 : link
#883 : link

Hopefully this helps others searching for their respective plates!

I'm now listing those seeking plaques as well; I might as well do this right!

I've updated the names listed to be hyperlinks to message the owner/seeker and changed the title to something less specific to only owners of plaques.

It is the last 3 digits of the serial number.

According to superfluxshop.de (link in first post), they have this plaque.

I've scoured the interwebs and, under the new 'last known locations' section, have listed all plaques I could find that were attached to the wrong game at some point.

I've also listed all numbers Superfluxshop.de claims to have so the searching folk may find this thread a little easier.

Awesome! Done and done.

Agreed, but we've got to start somewhere I suppose. At the very least, it's helped track down plaque 519!

Added a few more stragglers.

Ah, right, that didn't even register when I added you to the list. I don't believe any plaques were made past 925.

To support that, here is an excerpt from the 'History' link in the first post:

Each plaque was individually numbered from 1 through to 925 as that was the planned production run.

I can't speak for others, but for me it's just a completionist thing. I truly enjoy this game, have many hours spent playing/working on it, and I don't have any intentions of selling it.

I honestly never consider what others will think regarding my machines. I just enjoy the hobby. To me it's important for them to be as complete as possible and if there is a one-of-kind plaque floating around out there that matches literally only my machine, I'd like to have it.

I'm also not in this hobby for resale. I don't make it a rule to over pay for games, but I also realize that the time and money I put in is likely never to be returned.

Regarding reproduction: I'm not against this and, in fact, am in the process of having one reproduced as well as reproducing one myself from an existing plaque (for funsies). That being said, if the original were to show up, I would most definitely want to purchase it, regardless of already having a reproduction.

Interesting! It's worth noting that SuperFluxShop's list hasn't been updated in years (I've added the date to the original post). I have also heard that some reproductions were made at some point.

It might be worth contacting SuperFluxShop to see if they also claim to have your plaque. From what I understand, they have the plaques mentioned in the 'History' link above where 300 of them were recovered from the trash. So I would assume if they have your plaque, that would be the authentic one.

Also, as a side note, the plaques did come with gold screws and were meant to be mounted on the front by the lower right leg (as seen below). I'm sure whoever mounted yours simply didn't want it to be stolen and didn't necessarily care and/or know where it was 'supposed' to be mounted; hence the screws and location. That being said, I actually prefer where yours is mounted as it doesn't obstruct the artwork.

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Actually this sort of makes your game the rarest of them all. Of all the machines made, most had a plaque made for them, few have their matching plaque, and even fewer never had a plaque made for them at all!

What's interesting is that, according to the IPDB here, there are a confirmed 903 units ever produced. I'm curious which serial numbers never saw the light of day and for what reason.

Your plaque number is listed in the 'Last known locations' section. It appears it was last recorded as being attached to game #868. Granted, the last time the site owner updated the list was 10/3/04!

I've pm'd you the contact information of the last known owner; good luck!

I've began working with toyotaboy to do exactly this. I didn't realized you had been working on making one as well. I'll shoot you a pm.

Thanks, Matt! I'll shoot you a message as well to loop you in on things.

Thank you for bringing this up. I've sent Rick an e-mail as a starting point to look into this.

That looks great! I like your apron cards in general; nice work!

So yes, Rick owns the rights and has asked that no reproductions be made that are not officially licensed. I've updated the first post to reflect this information.

A bump for all the believers.

Our friendly neighborhood Swinks has created a new product just for us!

Check it out: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/cactus-canyon-serial-number-pinball-plunger-plate

This provides a nice, cheap alternative for showing off our serial numbers while we continue the search for our respective plaques.

Even if you don't purchase one, please be sure to voice your appreciation. He went out of his way to help fill a void here without even being asked!

I had asked Rick if he had any production records for the plaques and he basically said he doubted there was anything available as it was a promotional item. I've since asked if he knew who was responsible for producing the plaques and am awaiting a reply.

There are other avenues for having these made, as a licensed product, that I'm exploring. The goal would be to make something cost effective (lower than the current market value at least) that was as close of a match as possible to the originals.

If anyone thinks they might be interested in a licensed reproduction plaque, please let me know. A show of hands would help here to see if this would be a worthwhile endeavor.

Thanks!

Awesome; thanks for this information, Aeneas! I'll get in touch with Ballypinball to see where things stand.

I've received confirmation from Rick that he has the information provided by ballyparts and is looking into what options are available. I'll keep you guys posted with any updates.

What's even more interesting about this is that there are only 903 confirmed units according to ipdb.

I wonder if maybe they stopped production at 903 to start Pinball 2000 then had enough for 50 or so more games after the fact?

Bump for the children

Go on...

Your number is listed in the 'last known locations' section and appears to have been owned by a gentleman named Stephan Hoppe. I did a quick search and found what I believe is his website. Here is a link to the contact form: http://www.vegasstore.de/kontakt

Good luck!

double post

Thanks for clearing this up!

You're fun!

Bart Brothers Bump

Saloon Doors Bump

I spoke with Rick yesterday and, per his request, I've created a new thread to gauge interest on both the reproduction of the plaques and the saloon doors, found here:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/gauging-interest-cc-collectors-plate-and-saloon-doors

I think Jady has some valid concerns here which I will inquire about.

I started a thread regarding this and the saloon doors a while back but received just about zero interest. Rick has recently commented on there: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/gauging-interest-cc-collectors-plate-and-saloon-doors#post-3721504