Try here. https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/P-5940-29_30

Not quite sure what's going on in that first photo, but that doesn't appear to be a Playboy cabinet, and it looks like someone mixed & matched parts from two different styles of coindoors. Your door itself is the correct style for a Bally Playboy, but the trim is from a different machine entirely, there would be three carriage bolts used on each side for Bally door trim and you have two on each side. Plus the bottom trim doesn't fit correctly into the cabinet, the recess for it looks about 1/2" further down, although a cabinet for Playboy (or any Bally game from that era) wouldn't have recesses for the coindoor trim at all. That's not a Bally cabinet at all, or there would be a large bolt head above the top trim piece for the lockdown bar handle pivot. Looks like someone had a Playboy playfield and backbox and mounted them in some other type of cabinet.

My initial reaction was that it looked like a gameplan cabinet, but the door trim doesn't match those games either.

https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=109&picno=10447

I think the OP is pointing out the coin reject button is totally depressed in the 1st pic and not the 2nd.

That means it's just missing a spring to the coin reject plate to clear the mech's.

Plus chuck the reject button in a drill and clean it up with a grey scotch brite, will look new.

The first pic looks more like a classic Stern door trim. The math supports that theory as well. Classic Stern doors are roughly 12 inches and Bally's are about 13 inches.

Looks like a repaint of a Nugent cab as well.

https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=1687&picno=18285