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About Marc A. Hess
Expertise
I can answere questions on coin operated vending machines and arcade machines such as antique gumball and peanut venders, slot machines, juke boxes and pinball and arcade machines

Experience
I have been collecting coin operated machines for over 20 years and maintain my own web page, www.thecoinopcollector.com

Organizations
Coin Op Collectors Association

Education/Credentials
I have a B.A. degree in history and political science and a Juris Doctorate degree

 
   

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Topic: Collectibles-General (Antiques)



Expert: Marc A. Hess
Date: 3/31/2008
Subject: Baseball machine

Question
I am looking for a few types of machines. I am new to collecting machines and want to start out with a few that I have always wanted. #1 is a baseball machine that accepts either nickels dimes or quarters...you press a button for it to pitch a ball then move a joystick like piece of metal to swing the bat and the ball goes in a hole to determine what base your runner is on. A certain number of runs wins a prize. #2 is a chicken machine that clucks and vends plastic eggs for a quarter. There is also a flinstone machine that does the same. # 3 is a fortune teller machine that you put a quarter in and it tells you a fortune. If you have any knowledge of anywhere I could find any of these machines please let me know! Thanks,
Matt Davis

Answer
Matt

Start watching e-bay and check dealers like the Pa Gameroom Warehouse

http://www.gameroomwarehouse.com/rooms.html

There are also shows like the Whiterose pinball show in York Pa http://www.gameroomwarehouse.com/rooms.html

and the Chicago gameroom show http://www.chicagolandshow.com/.
These should be some good starting points.

Marc

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