I’m in need of the below coin box.
It’s from a Bally Skill Roll, but I’m assuming the boxes would be the same in any Bally game of that age.
It measures a little shy of 9 3/4” wide by 7 1/4” deep by 3 1/2” high.
If some has this, please shoot me a pm.
Thanks
attachment1 (resized).jpgattachment2 (resized).jpgattachment3 (resized).jpgIf you cannot locate one fabrication is not out of the question. It is not a difficult profile and can be achieved with minimal tools.
Todd Tuckey at TNT Amusements has a metric ton of coin boxes, not sure if any of this vintage though
Quoted from presqueisle:I found a small brownie pan that fit well.
You've got me!-whats a brownie pan? 
Quoted from wayner:You've got me!-whats a brownie pan?
A metal pan you bake brownies ( the food snack ) in.
LTG : )
That would be awesome!
Please let me know.
Quoted from metal-mods:I may have one, will check when I get home tonight
I have two of these and one is missing the coin box.
Just need to find one for my 2nd machine.
Quoted from Dayhuff:What's the story on the one in your pictures? Did you borrow it or something or is it from another game you own?
John
Sorry, couldn't find anything- I know I had a smallish coin box somewhere/sometime but i may have thrown it
I literally have 20 -30 spares kicking around in my garage.
If you need one I can set you up.
Let me check your dimensions and I will get back.
Awesome.
If the dimensions are close, I’ll take it.
If you could shoot me back the dimensions of what you have we can go from there.
Thanks again.
Quoted from greatballsoffire:I literally have 20 -30 spares kicking around in my garage.
If you need one I can set you up.
Let me check your dimensions and I will get back.
Quoted from wayner:The only brownie I have heard of is in a completely different context
We used to call those 'wedgies'.
Quoted from Shawn1976:I have two of these and one is missing the coin box.
Just need to find one for my 2nd machine.
Wait, you have two Skill-Rolls? Can I have one?
Message sent to you.
Quoted from ccbiggsoo7:I got one from a evel Knievel, not exact but close.
Quoted from Shawn1976:This is the hole opening I’m working with.
It’s a enclosed cubby, so the measurements need to be pretty spot on.
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I previously mentioned that I made one out of wood. IIRC, an em coin box fits width wise, but its too deep. If you cleave off the back block inside the machine you can probably use an em coin box, or just let it ride with back of the coin box on top of the wood.
Or wait forever and never find the correct coin box 
Quoted from zerbam:take a sketch with the measurements to a heating and cooling shop and they can bend one up for you......same tools as doing duct work for a furnace
Heating and cooling shop?
Is that how I would look it up on the web?
As I suggested earlier why not make one! This can be achieved with basic tools including a small bender (shown in 3rd pic) which can be picked up on ebay or I assume Harbor Freight. This is a GTB coin box I fabricated a couple of years back starting with a cardboard mock-up. Yours is simpler without a lid.
Quoted from Shawn1976:Wow!
That looks awesome.
If I can’t find one through drain could you possibly make me one?
Shipping from Australia would be prohibitive. If you are not comfortable making yourself your best bet is to get a local fabrication shop to do the job but I would suggest you still do the mock up as the template ensuring 'it fits'.
Quoted from wayner:Shipping from Australia would be prohibitive. If you are not comfortable making yourself your best bet is to get a local fabrication shop to do the job but I would suggest you still do the mock up as the template ensuring 'it fits'.
Awesome.
Thanks for the advice.
Quoted from Drain1:Sorry to alarm you Shawn. 15 spare boxes, none your size, or close enough to work. Sorry.
Drain1/Bob
Thanks for checking.
Quoted from Shawn1976:Found one on EBay.
Thanks to all who helped me out with this.
Ok, now that he has one, I need one.
I work for an HVAC company, and I can confirm, most HVAC shops should be able to make one out of tin for you.
For the homeowners in the thread: HVAC = Heating, Ventilation and Air Condition. Most shops have a tin-knocker, which is what you call someone who fabricated duct work. For those guys, making anything out of sheet metal is a walk in the park.
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