Bank-A-Ball
Gottlieb, 1965
Diamond Jack
Gottlieb, 1967
Flipper Pool
Gottlieb, 1965
King of Diamonds
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Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:My Flipper Pool #1 ball was replaced with an orange 5 ball ... so I'm carefully observing this thread for tips . Already paid the 30.60 to PBR so I'm all ears
Paint it yellow and be done with it. You can easily print out a small #1 with a circle around it and glue it onto the ball. No one will know the difference.
Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:No I WILL KNOW the difference ! All the time and lost hair in this repaint I'm all in and cutting corners ain't in the cards JR
I have a "Bank-A-Ball" which has five handmade balls. If you didn't know that they were homemade repros, you simply wouldn't pick them out. I have a friend with a "Flipper Pool". When he got it, the number one ball was missing. He made one out of a round plastic measuring spoon dipped in yellow "tool dip". You simply can't detect that it's not an original ball when playing the game if you didn't know. You can plunk down $30 for a repro if you want to. That's up to you.
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