It looks like the skin that PBR also sells. I'm very picky when it comes to coin doors for some obsessive reason. Perhaps I'm very critical or very cheap,(possibly both).

It's good but not perfect. If you had a straight door with some scratches I would suggest working those out instead. If your door is so kicked in it looks like a steel drum, get this.

The biggest tell is that the diamond inset is softer than the original doors. Maybe the mold got worn out over time or it's made differently, really that is it. It installs beautifully otherwise.

-c

Part number P-7493 Coin Return Door. Marco doesn't have it so check with Steve Young at Pinball Resource.

Best bet is to buy a grody door and use parts

I have a stack but most have been picked over. I'm also terrible at getting back to people.

If you are near Allentown or patz there's usually a good junk door or 2

I emailed him too after seeing this. Coin return flap on its way!

I bought one from PBR and just put it on my Bow and Arrow. Very happy with the quality. The installation took a little while but everything lined up great. And as a bonus I found my return flap hiding behind the original door skin.

Bally made this coin door in a few different finishes over the years so be careful if you're hunting for a used one. I have seen a much darker grey stainless, a traditional brushed finish and an almost chrome finish. That one listed on Marco seems to be the most commonly used one a brushed finish.