1978 Allied Leisure Hearts Spades cocktail pinball price check.
Not working, but lights up. All the info I got. About 2 hours from me.
$175.
Not working, but lights up. All the info I got. About 2 hours from me.
$175.
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1978 Allied Leisure Hearts Spades cocktail pinball price check.
Not working, but lights up. All the info I got. About 2 hours from me.
$175.
Not working, but lights up.
Not sure what is wrong with it. Just said non working.
I think $450-$550 is kind of the going rate for a fully working Allied Leisure cocktail pin.
Normally these are in really nice condition because they were not successful on location at bars and whatnot due to the awkward nature of their shape. I.E. they are either really nice or the total opposite and trashed. If they are trashed its most likely because they were stored outside or got exposed to something rather than from use. Most of the ones you see for sale seem to be home use only.
I paid $250 for my Roy Clark in very nice non working condition a few month ago. I got lucky in that it was a fairly easy fix.
A few months ago there was a nice working Eros One out here on Craigslist for $550 that was up for about a month with no takers (in retrospect I should have bought it).
These things are not popular and kind of the unwanted bastards of the pinball world.
Personally I think they are really cool and totally unappreciated. I would like to have a couple more of them.
If the game is not working you should be aware of a couple things though.
1) If it has board issues, getting that fixed will most likely cost you more than the game itself. The board uses a really strange size ROMs that are virtually unobtainable. Maybe you will be able to find replacements, maybe you wont and if you do they will be expensive.
2) If you can find an Allied Leisure/Fascination Game board for sale (unlikely, but possible) its going to cost you a few hundred dollars minimum. The boards for these Allied Leisure cocktail pins are universal. I.E. you can use an Eros One board in a Roy Clark or a Hearts and Spades etc. So basically anyone working on fixing one of these is looking for the board.
Do you know whats wrong with it, or is it being sold as simply "not working"?
Lame response. Things like this need to be saved. It's only 175 bucks, people spend more on a fancy meal only to shit it out 9 hours later. I saved a similar table from a part out and I enjoy it so much that it's a "no sale" type piece for me.Pretty much this. Parts are expensive and there is basically no resale value on them. Without knowing more about the issue id be very hesitant to get into it for very much.
Lame response. Things like this need to be saved. It's only 175 bucks, people spend more on a fancy meal only to shit it out 9 hours later. I saved a similar table from a part out and I enjoy it so much that it's a "no sale" type piece for me.
good day.