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My father bought this at a rummage sale 20 years ago for $50. I am not much of a collector and have kept it mostly for sentimental reasons. I have a family now and need the space more than the machine, so I am hoping to find out what I should be asking for it. The machine needs restoration, but still functions (once the contacts are cleaned). I saw the same machine on a website that gave it a IP?# of 1551--photo attached.
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Hi Trent,
Game looks to be in nice shape for it age, 60 years old! Williams Maryland made in 1949, a one player game and they produced 1,060 of these units, value is $525.00.
Hope this answerers all your questions on it Trent.
Thank You
Rodger Knutson
http://www.coinslots.com
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