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Coins still predominate here in my area. There's still plenty of 25 cent video games on route here as well as 25 cent pinball. A local operator has Hobbit, Metallica, Ghostbusters, and Sopranos on 50 cents a play. It's all what the local market will pay. Around here, if a pin was set to a dollar a play, no one would play it.
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