Big Bang Bar
Capcom, 1996
Kingpin
Capcom, 1996
Loch Ness Monster
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The answer in this case here has to be asked with another question.
Specificity is important.
Public, private, or auction?
There are more prototype games that have exchanged hands above $50K than Capcom's Kingpin.
There are "one offs" that have been designed by manufacturers and later sold to collectors for more than $30K.
Most of these results are not reported.
The highest PUBLIC sale of a pinball machine was Kingpin, confirmed.
Quoted from Stones:Ive never heard of a Loch Ness pin....need to go research that now....
I uploaded around 75 photos to the archives quite a few months ago, when I attempted to buy it from the second owner.
It eventually sold, but not for $50K.
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