Daiwa Pachinko For Sale

[Ellis86]

What is it worth? Honestly is this a rare bread? After cleaning.jpgPachinko 005.jpg

[Ikaria]

I saw one like this for $300.

http://www.pachitalk.com/forums/memb...inko-sale.html

[Ellis86]

yea thats the same one its my listing

[owennewton]

You may be a bit high on that but I don't know for sure what one like that would be worth. For me if I could pick it up (not shipped) I would be around $120 max but again that is just my limit for one like that

[mxfaiman]

You can't really give it a price because price depends on what one is willing to pay for it. you should state that you are excepting offers instead of putting a price on it. Owen you are fairly generous because I would say $100 tops. But then again it is worth whatever one is willing to pay for it.

Also once again I'll say it we can't tell you the rarity we can only tell you how common it is, because we don't know how many are still alive. And I'm sorry to say while it is somewhat uncommon it isn't that uncommon; I have seen a few of these a while ago so they're not that uncommon.

Also good luck on your sale.

P.S. If you post your location you might get more interest

[Microbus99]

$100 tops for me as well. And that considering the possible $50 it will cost to ship it if you decided to do so.

You might try the CL Route first to test the waters and avoid the shipping hastle.

[Ellis86]

It just looks like it's rare. I don't see anything that shows
This machine with alot of Quantity.

[Rival]

Location would really help.

[Ellis86]

Sorry. St pete fl

[mxfaiman]

It just looks like it's rare. I don't see anything that shows
This machine with alot of Quantity.

Well it isn't that rare. But it is rarer than a Nishijin.

The one thing to watch out for is the company that builds the machine, this tells rarity. For example a Nishijin isn't very rare because they build many thousands of machines; some other big names that aren't that rare are: Sankyo, Sanyo, Diiachi, Heiwa, and Daiwa (let me know if I missed any). These brands aren't as valuable as say: New gin, Ginza, National (Panasonic), Marudai, and other smaller brands. So that puts the more common brands in the lesser dollar category.

Get it.

[JACKSJE4]

I would classify your machine as "uncommon" but not rare. A 1940's era pre-masamura machine would be a rare machine.

[Microbus99]

It just looks like it's rare. I don't see anything that shows
This machine with alot of Quantity.

I agree with MX. These older machines (late 50's) look unique and maybe to someone that hasnt seen one before its probably fascinating. I dont think it adds to value that much, even given the unusual manufacturer. Dont get me wrong, its still really cool!!

Probably coming to this site wasnt the best way appraise your machine since they're pretty commonplace to us. We're jaded and look for unique beyond unique!

Take a drive down to Vegas and see what the Pawn Stars will give you for it. I think of few of us have commented on the guys from American Pickers stepping on them to get to what they want. They just arent interested.

We're a special (if not twisted) group

Keep it for awhile and learn about it a little. Its not a lottery ticket!

[Ellis86]

Just looking for advice.

[Moparformances]

Keep it for awhile and learn about it a little. Its not a lottery ticket!

I like this... i think there allot like Lottery Tickets.. ya buy one with high expecatations only to find out its a loser...

every once in a while ya hit it big, but for me its like flushing it down the

and yet i keep buying them..

[mxfaiman]

Take a drive down to Vegas and see what the Pawn Stars will give you for it. I think of few of us have commented on the guys from American Pickers stepping on them to get to what they want. They just arent interested.

I don't know if the pawn stars would even buy it. I mean it seems many pawn shops in vegas are trying to get rid of these, I got two from a guy who paid $100 a piece for them and they are $20 machines. Also if they do buy it you would probably get paid less than the $100 that were saying you can get. though I still would like to see what they would pay for one.

[Ellis86]

Yea it's my first machine. Educated myself figured it out.
For sure interested the hobby of buying and selling them.

[lasse-pin]

Well , It's sure rare in Sweden

[Ellis86]

Interested?

[lasse-pin]

To( darn) expensive shipping I think...

[pachiwall]

More enjoyable buying them, keeping them.Of course, then you get the joy of watching them multiply!It a nice looking single ball machine. Backside looks similar to a Ginza. Can't tell, bad angle on pic. Could get a good price on ebay, just put a reserve on it if you are afraid of not getting what you paid for it. If more than 1 or 2 people want it, it could pay off! Good luck, andto PACHITALK!