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I am trying to get rid of our pinball machine. I know very little about it and need to find a value and info on it. I don't have a digital camera but can get one if you can help me. Thanks much.. I really appreciate your time. I am in the south suburbs of Chicago.
Hi Regan,
There are two Spanish eyes by two different manufactures. I am guessing that you have the Williams game of 1972 because the other one was made by Segasa (Spain) and not seen over here much. Spanish Eyes is a one player game and Williams made 3,905 of these units. Value is $500.00 for an average good working game. I want to keep my feed back here at allexperts as high as possible so if there is anything else I can help you with here, just ask and I'll be right there.
Thank You Regan,
Sincerely
Rodger Knutson
http://www.coinslots.com
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