I’m looking to sell a few games to fund a purchase of a MBLE. So after close to 10 years, it might be time to part with my Swords of Fury, which was the second pin I ever got. It still has Jason Zahler’s 26M high score game (it rolls at 9,999,999, but the game apparently knows how many rolls it had) that he got during my first Pinsomnia tournament in December of 2014 when he was like 10 or 11. He was still on ball 2 and was forced to drain by his father because his epic game was holding up the whole event. :p

Anyway, I’m asking $2500 for the game. It plays smoothly and has no errors. But it does have some playfield wear, and the cabinet, particularly the backbox, also shows some wear. The game has two other flaws:

1) Part of the rubber tip of the kickback broke off. I searched for this part a year ago and couldn’t find it online, but I’m sure it is out there. The kickback still does its job, but this should probably be addressed at some point.

2) The ramp has a crack (see pic), which I had never even noticed until I looked the game over in preparation for listing it for sale. It does not affect game play, but obviously it is something a buyer should know about.

The game received a full shop out in 2012, including all bulbs being replaced with Cointaker LEDs, and flippers rebuilt. The game has probably had 500 plays since then. I clean the playfield with Novus 1 and the balls in all of my games are changed every 1-2 years, whether they need to be or not. Balls and batteries were just replaced in February of 2020 (Batteries are mounted remotely off the board).

It has a Rock Custom Pinball undercab lighting kit. I have the original manual as well. I have an extra mini-playfield and drop target assembly that I picked up as spares years ago, which I can include with the sale.

I love this game, but it rarely gets played anymore, so it is time to move it along to a new home. I am also selling a Stargate (sale might be pending) and an F-14 Tomcat.

Please let me know if you have any questions or if you’d like to know more!

Thanks,
Mark