Early Modern Pachinko machine, upright Coin-Operated - Make Offer Kansas City

[JACKSJE4]

It's hard for my old eyes to see, but I am guessing that this one might be a coin-operated hanemono??

Can anyone tell what machine it is? I can't say I have ever seen a coin-operated early modern machine before. Hopefully the seller is somewhat realistinc about the selling price and one of our members gets it so that we can all learn about it.

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/vgm/2599075063.html


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[Lt Teddy]

very unusual. I have asked for better pictures. If I get them I will post them. Would take up alot of room and I have not seen one like it before.

[compirate]

http://www.mansai777.com/machine/det...el_id/m0001511

[Moparformances]

interesting machine

[discgolfer72]

i know the guy that has this (mopar rember i said i was bringing one to auction in texas and then guy backed out)

really its just a standard pachinko mounted into a custom case that has a coin mech that will despence balls

there is a ticket despencer like from a skeeball or other redemption arcade machine and i guess you would give your paid out balls to the cashier and he would open the door and use the feed button to give you tickets for the balls you won

[candyflip]

It's hard for my old eyes to see, but I am guessing that this one might be a coin-operated hanemono??

In case Compirate's post wasn't clear, no, its a deji-pachi - Sankyo's 'Fever King II'.

Having said that, very popular deji in the 90's in Japan, and a classic Modern of it's type.