Big Indian #1 my fav 4 player EM - had it in my game room a very long time
Joker Poker #2 - card theme with drops spaced out better then others
Jet Spin #3 - I just like the back glass futuristic skate boarders

kind of curious Ken
what are project EMs going for in your land?

Though I haven't owned those exact titles, I did really like the layout and rule set for Super Spin, so Jet Spin would have my vote. There is always something to shoot at, the left alley shot is unique and the extra ball light is a constant lure.

Also had a Card Whiz, have to say the out lanes were a drain monster, but did like the ruleset, if you could complete it!

Joker poker! If you have a line on an em one grab it!
And if you don't want it......

-jeff

Always looking for a project. It would look great next to my ss version.

-jeff

Based on the fact that you haven't sold your King Pin yet for $175 must mean there aren't many pinheads near you either. If it were in my area it would have been gone quick. There may be a lot more games in the midwest but also a lot more pinball guys to compete for them. I think I'd just clean that one up and play it until something else pops up. It's supposed to be a very good game.

On your list of multi-players Prospector would be my first choice. Joker Poker EM would be sweet but very hard to find.
Alex

I'm going to 2nd Prospector. I've played this game many times and have a couple Sonics in my line-up. They are fast and fun. They use standard Williams parts and usually have perfect playfields..they used some special clear on these that never seems to wear.

Hot Tip would be my 2nd choice..nice variety of things to shoot for..drops, spinner and a captive ball. Cool backglass...must like orange.. Check out this video for a good idea of play:

Good choice if you want a clear coated playfield (ahead of their time) as it would have low if any wear. Less paint restoration (+ you have a connection with it)

Any of the Gottliebs would be fine just have to go with the theme you prefer.

On the Royal Flush I am partial because I played that along with others at my grandfathers store in Pa. having been bought from the senior citizens building in my old hometown in NJ ,playing it as a kid at the house (about 2 weeks worth) ,my dad wanted to make sure it was working properly first before bringing it otherwise he would have to take a trip back to repair it.
Then it was added to the pinballs at my GFs (160 miles one way) store. (General store ,candy ,soda ,Em pins & then video games added >late 80s )
I could kick myself for not keeping tabs on what my GF was doing because alot of the machines he had were sold off (luckily 2 were left )and having a drivers license kinda put all pinballs on hold having interest in cars then circa-Late 80s.

But after a long hiatus I am back to the pinball addiction.(Boomerang effect )(+ silverball museum did help too)
Had the chance to get a Royal Flush in Sept 2012 went with my brother to pickup two pins (the other a Bally QB from the same seller) so I am happy to say you can get some memories back.

IMO another way to look at it is, speaking about the RF they make B/G and the playfield plastics replacement parts available now + PBR has a lot of Gottlieb parts.
So you have to look at it at that angle too.

Good luck in your quest.

Urethane was used I believe.

#1 Sonic Prospector. I haven't played this game, but I own a Super Straight made by Sonic and it is pretty darn fun. Easy to work on because everything is Williams parts.
#2 Jet Spin. Fun game, I like the roto target on it. That Special target is a challenge to hit too!
PS. Any Sonic game rules!