Card Whiz
Gottlieb, 1976
El Dorado
Gottlieb, 1975
Fireball
Bally, 1972
Flight 2000
Stern Electronics, 1980
High Speed
Williams, 1986
Jacks Open
Gottlieb, 1977
Maverick
Data East, 1994
Time Zone
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IMO the biggest mistake people make in this hobby is to focus on
and collect only one type of pin. Based on the chatter here, often NIB
Sterns. There were decades of really good and very unique pins made
and exploring them is a big part of the fun.
Congrats on discovering the joys of EM's. LOTS to choose from!
My personal faves here are ' Aztec, Fireball, Capt Fantastic and
just about any Gottleib made in the 1950's and '60's.
Quoted from ZooDude:Just wait until you get into the oddball non pinball EM's, that is the real EM rabbit hole! I bought Ringer, Skill Roll and Turf Club all in the last year, I'm hooked!
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Yes indeed! Include Turf Champ, Target Roll, and (e-gad) BINGOS! And the
flood gates open to the back alleys of vintage EM pinball collecting.
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