I have 5 useless bar-coded debit cards from the now-defunct Krazy City. I'm a casual collector of 'arcade' ephemera (tickets, tokens, etc), and I was wondering if anyone wanted to trade something similar? Debit cards from closed arcades, or ones I'll never get near (I'm in the Philadelphia area). I'm especially interested if they have nice logos or imagery on the cards/tickets/tokens/whatever.
PM me and we'll work something out. I've attached a picture of one of the cards I have on offer. They are all in good shape, with a few dings at the one corner from having been through the card readers.
Yes, I know, I'm REALLY stretching the definition of 'arcade' here, but let's take 'arcade' to mean 'anything that has video games as a big part of it's business'.
(For those who don't know, Krazy City was a chain of shit-tastic Family Entertainment Centers that variously had video games, redemption, rides, mini-golf, bowling, and food. The food was worse than CEC, the staffing levels were so low as to make one wonder what prevented the locals from just taking everything, and the games were generally in a bad state. And that was at the newly opened one near me. Reading reviews on the net indicated that all of them were managed in pretty much the same crap-tacular way.)
PM me and we'll work something out. I've attached a picture of one of the cards I have on offer. They are all in good shape, with a few dings at the one corner from having been through the card readers.
Yes, I know, I'm REALLY stretching the definition of 'arcade' here, but let's take 'arcade' to mean 'anything that has video games as a big part of it's business'.
(For those who don't know, Krazy City was a chain of shit-tastic Family Entertainment Centers that variously had video games, redemption, rides, mini-golf, bowling, and food. The food was worse than CEC, the staffing levels were so low as to make one wonder what prevented the locals from just taking everything, and the games were generally in a bad state. And that was at the newly opened one near me. Reading reviews on the net indicated that all of them were managed in pretty much the same crap-tacular way.)

