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Show us your coin door restorations

By swampfire

11 years ago


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    #130 4 years ago
    Quoted from Murphdom:

    That’s a deal then. If you were to break it down with inflation it cost about 5 cents USD per game. At that time in the US quarters were already being jammed into machines.

    At the start of 1980 the exchange rate was AUD$1 = USD$1.1, so a game on that pin cost the equivalent of 22 US cents (assuming it only required one coin for a credit).

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    #176 3 years ago
    Quoted from Dbfootball:

    A lot more time than I would have ever imagined.

    Yes but you've done a stellar job - well done!!! Even more impressive being your first attempt

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