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I bought Teflon balls for my roulette table, they are hard wearing and have some decent weight to them, for example roulette wheel balls get a lot of hammer and need to remain unscathed. They make lots of different sizes, not sure what size they go up to.

There are many American collectors with deep pockets . A lot of reproduction machines sell for tens of thousands of dollars in the US.
A reproduction fortune teller machine sold for $50,000 recently.

Chris, your certificate of excellence is as good an incentive to find a new location for your arcade as anything. Easier said than done, but hope that you find somewhere for next season

Pan Amusements Laughing Clown is nothing to write home about, in a very tall, slim glass and wooden case, 1970s. A uppet jigs about up and down on central spring from above to the sound from an 8 track player. Now a rare original 1953 Modern Enterprises cased Len Insull Laughing Clown, that's a diff...

Darren has one in his old penny arcade.

It's sold.

pennymachines wrote:I have often thought it would be excellent if we could make digital transfers of the various recorded media from vintage slot machines.

What an excellent idea! I'm definitely interested in that.

well done....still bargains to be had at car boot sales then

electronic coin validator, so the density of the token is measured to accept or reject. Some late electromechanical machines had coin comparison validators fitted ,whereby a coin of the same type you wanted the mech to accept was fitted into the mech and it only accepted coins that matched, in reali...

Dispenses the 'X-ray' cards with the great skeleton figures, Male skeletons dressed in coats and hats one side, female in coats and hats on the other.

Bryans made Penny-Go-Round in 1968, a circular pusher, very nice machine and quite rare

Well...........is it fibreglass or metal?

super.... smashing.... great

I cringe when looking at these Bullseye style 'see what you could've won' results pages just incase there was a lovely Laughing Policeman or similar i'd missed.......that would have been most upsetting

£600? wonderful....... you're welcome to buy one of mine ( thus saving over £4000!)

Im assuming the horse is metal and not fibreglass. If so these are quite desirable when restored, the last one I saw in good working condition sold for a little over £500. Given your location and poor condition of yours Id be thinking £100. Id still be giving ebay a shot tho

1950s ice hockey coin operated table game on ebay now......looks familiar £675

I had a problem finding some as they have a domed head without slot so they can't be unscrewed from the front. They are imperial, I got mine from Henry Powell. None of the ones mentioned are the same as the small dome heads used to fasten S1 coin mechs, they are hard to find now. Coin Controls or H...