Found 2 ratings (with comment) on this game

Played at the Dutch Pinball Museum.

Honestly, I’m not sure if this was the specific machine I played or the 3 Coins pin, in general… but this was terrible. The ball bounced around the cluster of pops, and then immediately dribbled down off the bumper into the drain. No opportunity to nudge; I tried and immediately tilted.

So, basically, it was so luck-based in practice, it may as well have been a bagatelle. I’m sure fans of this pin will tell me it was set up wrong, and maybe it was, but it was c**p.

Not a massive fan of the artwork either. The designers of Caperville managed to design something that didn’t look like it was drawn by a 7-year-old girl in MS Paint, so I’m sure the artists working on this one could have also managed something that stood the test of time.

Out of all my 60's era games, 3 Coins is my favorite. I will always own this game, and so far have been lucky finding a few to upgrade with. The bumper at the bottom is great for nudging the ball back into control and forcing some really risky run and gun shots at the swinging target. The objective is fun and challenging and always leaves you wanting to play one more game. Highly recommend.