Nisihijin Pachinko machine single ball "RARE"

[JACKSJE4]

Someone better hurry and snap this one up!! Such a deal!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Nisihijin-Pachin...item256408d9dc

[luckydog]

free shipping

[Firesting]

And best offer hmmm. What's the mininum offer? Sometimes people forget to put those on. Im not formilar with ebay so i dont know if the have to accept it or just highest wins. If highest wins bet a nickle and you won a free pachinko machine.

[JACKSJE4]

And best offer hmmm. What's the mininum offer? Sometimes people forget to put those on. Im not formilar with ebay so i dont know if the have to accept it or just highest wins. If highest wins bet a nickle and you won a free pachinko machine.

There usually isn't a minimum offer when you use the "Best Offer" feature. The seller will receive an email with your offer and then he/she decides if they will accept it. They can also counter back with another offer.

I see these single ball machines periodically on Craigslist for around $50, and I doubt you can get the seller to drop his price that far. Be patient, keep searching, and you will find your desired machine for a reasonable price.

Jeff

[mxfaiman]

This seller has been trying to sell this machine for a while now. He hasn't droped his price at all. (some people just don't learn )

I think this machine was posted here a while back. And In that thread I think we discoverd a part was missing .

[owennewton]

At that price it better be hand delivered by Milla Jovovich dressed as Leeloo and include a date with her as well.

[Rival]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Nisihijin-Pachin...item256408d9dc

Someone thought it was worth $300.00. I think I agree with him. Restored it could be worth quite a bit more, in fact I am working on one of these myself. I am waiting for a new front frame I am having remanufactured for it. My best guess is 1966.

Did someone on here snap it up or did it go to an unknown gameroom?

[mxfaiman]

hey James if that is a 66 then what year is the one in here ▼ because it is definetly earlier than that one.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Set-2-Vintage-Ni...item43a8649f27

[Rival]

Well, the machine on the right is without a doubt a 1973. I have never seen the Nishijin model on the left. What confuses me is that it has no tulips, so my first guess would be pre-1962. But it has lights, and plastic rear components that would make me place it in the later 60's. This model also has Nishjin written in english, whereas the 1966 and 1967 use only the Japanese characters for Nishijin, making me think it may be newer than the others. But it could actually be older, maybe a 1965 model? It also appears as if there might be some components on the front missing, cover plates, etc, but I can't be sure. I would love to take this home, disassemble and analyze it. Very interesting.

[mxfaiman]

It was interesting to me too. It looks to be later but everthing on the back of it still looks to be somewhat up to date. Also do I see a potential buyer for this machine . Its okay take it to a good home where people will care after it.

[Rival]

Looks like I will be taking it home. Can't wait to give it a good figuring out. The amount of metal in the back and the green hopper low light (instead of red) and the no tulips makes me think this thing may actually be a late 50's machine. For all I know it may just the the first Nishijin model, I've never seen a Nishijin that appears to be an older design in the rear.