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Question
I have a 1965 Gottlieb Thorobred pinball machine. It still works. Wondering what it may be worth.
Charles,
My pinball machine price guide lists the value at $175-500 depending upon condition. The top price would be a working machine in very good condition including paint, backglass, etc...Most machines with normal wear in working condition would fall into the middle of the range.
Chad
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Chad Boekelheide
Expertise
I'm an expert on coin operated machines. I can answer questions on slot machines, gumball & peanut machines, jukeboxes, arcade machines, pinball machines, gambling machines and any other device that operates with a coin. I have a couple hundred machines in my collection and have seen hundreds of others while traveling across the country and going to antique shows. I can give an appraisal on your item, but please send a picture if possible so I can give you accurate information. You can send pictures to me at buck@nvc.net
Experience
I've been a serious collector for many years. Many of my machines can be viewed on my website. www.chadscoinop.com
Education/Credentials
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