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Quoted from tomdrum:I believe your wrong. My understanding of serial numbers is that #1 was serial 1001, #2 1002 and so on. So #2975 was the #1975 produced. See this and note not a single serial number under 1K. so I believe IPDB numbers are correct.
https://www.ipsnd.net/View.aspx?id=854
Look at others like Flash Gordon, you will never see a serial number that isn't 4 digits to start with.
Pretty sure this is correct. They all stared at #1001
Fathom and Centaur are the only two I am missing out that year. They've always been out of my price range. At what they are going for now. I'd reather buy a used Stern Pro so doubt I'll ever own one.
My current classic Ball pins weighs in at 18 games and two classic Sterns. Don't see them moving out of my collection any time soon.
Quoted from Madmax541:What are your classic sterns?
Quoted from Whysnow:Meteor and galaxy
By the looks of it
Yup, Meteor and Galaxy.
They were the two I remember playing in the arcades back in the 80's.
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