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Quoted from cottonm4:
I got a Christmas present. I don't know where the giver purchased them. They are coasters (?) made from two different cabinets.
As coasters, they are worthless. It is too easy to sit your drink cup too close to the side and watch it tip over and spill. They are 3/4" thick because cabinets are 3/4" thick.
All I know is that two different cabinets were made into sacrificial lambs. I find it interesting that the orange/white/blue disks have nicotine stains on one disk only. The other disk is snow white.
What two pins were the donors?[quoted image]

Pretty sure the bottom 2 are from a Bally Bingo machine called ‘Tahiti’ from 1978.

#4 4 years ago

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Quoted from cottonm4:
You have a good eye.
https://pinside.com/pinball/machine/tahiti

It’s like playing the old TV game show ‘Concentration’.

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