1965 Gottlieb Flipper Pool

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How does one value an original condition electro/mechanical pinball machine I have here in southwest CT ? It has no coin mechanism, to start you push a doorbell button but all else works.
 
How does one value an original condition electro/mechanical pinball machine I have here in southwest CT ? It has no coin mechanism, to start you push a doorbell button but all else works.

From the Boston Pinball Price Guide:
Flipper Pool Average=647 Min=300 Max=1,099 Units Sold=17

Missing the coin Mechs are not a big issue, the doorbell button was a fairly common "hack" to add credits to those games.
 
I have a Flipper Pool and it's a great add-a-ball game. Make sure it has all the plastic drop-down pool balls 1-15 in the backglass animation unit behind the top portion of the backglass.

Here's a few prices:

Go to bostonpinball.biz then click on ebay sales summary - scroll down to your game to see any sold on ebay during the past 4 years or so.

Mr. Pinball 2011 price guide - $825 - very good condition and working.

Eric 8th edition price guide - Class 1 - $1050
Class 2 - $700
Class 3 - $375

You can't go wrong buying any decent Gottlieb wedgehead so don't pass it up!

Dave
 
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