Information on Dendo Oriental Slot Machine Please

[jennifer10812000]

Hello Pachitalk Members, I'm new here. I have a slot machine that I am trying to find information on. It says dendo on the lower corner but everything else is in Japanese. It is orange and says oriental on it. It takes quarters or tokens. It has a leaver to make it spin and three individual buttons to stop the spin. I have done a lot of searches online but this website is the only one that brings back matching results. Any info would be helpful. Thanks

[Card Shark]

Welcome to PachiTalk!

It sounds like you have a nice pachislo. If you can post a picture of two I am sure we can tell you more about it. Feel free to ask any questions you might have. There are a lot of great people here who would love to help.

[Wayne-Ooo]

I don't know if this is your machine. If it is, it was made by Aruze/Universal in 1993. There isn't much information on a machine that old. From the picture it looks as if that has the split door, a lock at the top and the middle. As far as gameplay, it's about as basic as you can get. Please post some pictures of the outside and inside of the machine, showing all the different parts and we can help you ID all the parts and what they do. Thanks.

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[AmandaJessie]

I have the same Dendo Oriental slot machine pictured above and I was wondering about the approximate value of it.

[Card Shark]

Value really depends on your buyer. However, I would say that if it comes with both keys and tokens, somewhere around $75 - $100.

[Moparformances]

Value really depends on your buyer. However, I would say that if it comes with both keys and tokens, somewhere around $75 - $100.

thats top of the mark for my area.. those older machines can be a hard sell ...

[Moparformances]

I have the same Dendo Oriental slot machine pictured above and I was wondering about the approximate value of it.

and of course

Welcome to Pachitalk

[Card Shark]

Where are my manners?

Welcome to PachiTalk!!!

[Card Shark]

My very first machine was a simple, older pachislo "Pegasus Warp". I often wish I had never sold it. It is what brought me to this site and started my addiction. If I ever found it again, I am sure I would pay a good price for that machine. The point I am trying to make is, value really depends on your buyer.