Quoted from PinballMikeD:The coin door is subtle, that's what makes it nice IMO. It looks like a regular coin door until you really look at it. It's a metallic smoke black, so the metal flakes catch the light in the right lighting. It's all a mater of preference though.
I'd totally rock that on any of my machines, sounds great. Restraint sometimes produces the best results. 
FYI, it's cheaper to restore a coin door than it is to buy a new as well 
Plus, you get something that looks better (just my opinion). Personally, I like the idea of "customizing" a machine. It gets boring restoring everything the same way. Half the fun is trying new things. Plus, you don’t get better if you're not willing to push the envelope a little.
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