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I read an earlier post of yours about the electronic or mechanincal/electronic. How can I tell? I have one I would like to sell and don't know much about them. Also what would the price of it be worth Canadian? Thank you
Hi Kim,
There is no really plain difference on the outside, but the Electro/Mechanical model will have "NO" circuit boards in it any where. The Electronic model "WILL" have printed electronic circuit boards. Bets place to look for this is behind and inside the top or back glass. In Canadian value just subtract about 10 percent to the quoted value, subtract $10.00 for each hundred dollars of value quoted in U.S. dollars. Remember Kim, value quoted is a guide value meaning there is no hard Blue book value to go by, OK?. Just a value to give you a guide to base your starting or asking price on, a value guide. i hope this gives you the information you are asking for, if not just ask away Kim, OK?
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Rodger Knutson
Http://www.coinslots.com
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