I know 50,000 of these were made and another topic on this forum priced this table somewhere in the $400 range. My question is whether this machine is really that easy to find as some might think? I've never seen one sold on pinside and although I think this auction is priced way too high ($2,299.99), I'm wondering where/how one could be bought for less?

I think one of these would be neat to own for a pin collector with an appreciation of the game's history.

#2 7 years ago

ART

OLDPINGUY

Arts Arcade

12y 171K 12,507 7

$400 is a Fair Price for this one, playfield is in good shape, but missing the topper.

Ive seen this good as high as $800.

Topper adds $100-$200.

Higher prices for all original, and 10 balls for 1 cent.
These are the early production ones. Some had the 1 cent replaced with a 5 cent.

Worn examples, or missing the back door have been selling for $300-$500.

It doesnt stop a TV show, or antique store to price high, and go fishing.....

2 years later

#3 5 years ago

PNF

Heaterguy

Pinside member

Indianapolis, IN

6y 46,650 229 61 16

One just sold (FB market-seller said best offer) for $240 in Dayton area. I offered $17.50-the original sale price LOL (IPDB) I would have went up to about $120.

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