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Rust is evil - make sure the bottom of the playfield is clean...if the screws etc are lightly rusted its one thing on the top - can be replaced but if its bad, springs rusty on coils, wires, etc I would stay away, its had a very damp home, and I just got done with a game like this... its not fun, wait for a decent dirty one but not rust.
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