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Rodger Knutson,
In June someone asked you to provide an estimated value of a Gottlieb Royal Flush machine. You asked the requestor to specify the manufacturer and I did not see a reply.
I have a 4 player Gottlieb Royal Flush machine in a very good working order. Was wondering what it is worth.
THanks in advance for your consideration.
Hi Mark,
OK, you have the Gottlieb Royal Flush of April 1976 "first release". This is a four player model and Gottlieb made 12,250 of these units. Value as of this new year 2010 is $750.00. They also made a Royal Flush Deluxe in 1976 but this was a one player game. Gottlieb also made an earlier Royal Flush back in 1957. It is a favorite name "Royal Flush" as company in Spain, called Maresa, made a Royal Flush in 1976 a one player game. I hope this answers all your questions about it, if not let me know.
Thank You
Sincerely
Rodger Knutson
Http://www.coinslots.com
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