Dancing Dolls
Gottlieb, 1960
Domino
Gottlieb, 1968
Egg Head
Gottlieb, 1961
Golden Arrow
Gottlieb, 1977
Gondolier
Gottlieb, 1958
Hi-Flyer
Chicago Coin, 1974
Jubilee
Williams, 1973
Kickoff
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Palooka is one that I picked up on a whim. I had never even seen one before. I was already a big fan of early 60s Williams, so when Robert offered to send this one along with Kings & Queens, I said heck yes! Guess which one is getting the most play.
Quoted from pinwiztom:And for underwhelming me, to my surprize, are Capt Fan and Wizard.
I hear you on those. Back when they came out I played both a bunch. But that was because they were easy to win free games on. But in a personal collection where you are no longer paying quarters to play games like that can get old fast. Now I gravitate towards the kind of games that took my money as fast as I dropped it in.
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