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Hello Mr. Knutson,
I have a Seeburg 200 jukebox. I believe it is a 1955-56 model. I have owned it for over 30 years. I have had offers from people to buy it. However, I am not certain what class level the jukebox is. I understand that there are four classes for this model. How can I determine what class level it is? Are there any discernible features that I could look for? Would there be a plate or model number anywhere that isn't readily visible? Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Burgo,
Yes I can give you that information, I have it scanned to my computer. If you will email me at Jackpot7@q.com I'll be happy to attach it to your email and return it to you. This will give you all the information that your looking for on it OK?
Thanks
Rodger Knutson
http://www.coinslots.com
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Expertise
I am an expert on old coin operated machines, slot machines, trade stimulator's, jukeboxes, old arcade machines, etc. I have been identifying these for people who respond to my web site listed below, for a few years now. In almost all cases I am able to tell them about their old coin operated machines, the year, the value, and other general information about their machines. I do not know much about soda vending machines, coin banks, or scales, but I will try to help you with these if I can. Please email photo's to: jackpot7@ix.netcom.com My web site is at: http://www.coinslots.com
Experience
I bought my first slot machine, a .50 Cent Mills Black Cherry in 1969 and have been hooked from that time, I still have that Slot machine! Before that I found a open barrel full of old scraped jukebox wall boxes behind a restaurant, I wanted them all but never took a one of them. Anything that took a coin drove me nuts!
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