Daiichi at my buddy's house!

[jodini]

It's funny...you can know someone for years and never know their past, history or common interest. A friend of mine that I've been flying remote control airplanes and helicopters were talking the other day and I told of him of my new love in Pachinko machines and he said, "Hey...I have one of those!" Not only did he have one but he had it working with lights and everything. Looks great! He also has this other machine that I know no knowledge of (the slot machine) and was wondering how much it was worth. Do you guys know?

[browne92]

If I'm not mistaken, that, sir, is a pashislo.

[Moparformances]

its an older Pachislo... (some people are looking for the early one)

I would value it at $50 to $75 or so .. if it were mine to sell and it was in good working order.. had at least 500 tokens i would try to sell it for $200 and take my first good offer

Pachislo is not my thing so im probably under valuing it... but im trying to be fair

[hanabi]

He also has this other machine that I know no knowledge of (the slot machine) and was wondering how much it was worth. Do you guys know?

Hello

Your friends machine is a Pachislo and I believe it was manufactured by a company called 'Kitac' around 2000

here is our RC link:

PachiTalk Research Center - Kitac - Wonder Review - PachiTalk

[MrGneiss]

$50-$100 sounds about right to me depending on how many tokens it has..

[jodini]

Are you guys saying the pachinko machine is worth more than the Pachislo? I would think that Daiichi would be worth about $150.00 with how well it's been kept.

[Moparformances]

something is worth what your willing to pay for it

IMHO I would not be willing to pay 150. for that paticular pachinko...

Like i said there are prople that are looking for thouse older Pachislo...

[jodini]

I know...you and Max are getting these puppies for $20.00

But that one Daiichi in St. Louis went for good money and I think if the guy decided to sell his, he should be able to ask that much also.

[Card Shark]

Like anything else, values on Pachislo's are a moving target. I have paid $40 for one that is worth 10X's that amount and paid up to $200 for machines that would be questionable that they were worth it. I do love my Pachislo's and they definitely get the most play time when I have friends over. I think they are easier for my friends to understand and they definitely can be a lot of fun. Currently I have two in my collection and they are both keepers and I am looking to add at least one more when the right machine presents itself.