Just got my first Pachislo machine and was wondering if its a decent one

[fizzpad33]

Im from georgia (USA) and recently got a pachislo slot machine. A college roommate moved out and didn't want to bother moving it, so he told me (actually begged me) to take it off his hands and move it out when I moved out. I know nothing about pachislo machines but I have built a mame cab so I thought I could maybe use some of its parts in a future project or something.

So, so far I have found out that it is a Hokuto No Ken 2 (Fist of the North Star) machine. It looks awesome (see attached pics), but I dont know anything about these and Im trying to decide what to do with it. Is it valuable enough to sell? Is this generally a fun one? Its displaying a coin jam (and the key is missing) and I like to tinker so I want to fix it but I guess I need to kind of know what I got here to decide what I should do with it after that. Any info would be great! Thanks!

[MinusData]

I'm new here also but from what I have seen, they average under $300 for a good working one, unless it also has a video screen which boosts value. I got this one for $150 with tons of tokens. Also of it's a skill stop (3 buttons on front under reels so I'm sure it is), you can get an auto stop board on eBay for around $30. It let's you stop the reels with the buttons or will stop them if left alone after spun. uploadfromtaptalk1431416615089.jpg

[capt7310]

Hey Fizz, that machine is a 2007 Sammy. I would do a full reset and see if the error code comes off. I had a Gamera that every time I shut it off and turned it back on it would give me an E1 code, never knew why but, it was no big deal just to do a reset and clear the error code and the machine worked fine. If you get it up and running I've seen them sell on CL for easy $300 bucks. It's a very cool machine I'd man cave it.