I don't feel it's so important to have the user name associated to this. To me, it's seeing the range of numbers that is the value.
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Same. I like seeing the pics of the serial tags, too.
Looks like a reproduction sticker to me...
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Here's one to add and it is definitely outside of Atari build totals for Space Duel. in fact, there isn't even a category for it on the list except for the Space Duel cocktail version.
My European Atari Space Duel Serial Number is: 116887. Of course, we all know there is absolutely no way 116,000+ Space Duels were ever made.
I will add a screenshot of a page of build totals, including of Space Duel, from Atarigames.com / Scott Evans data base. And also photos on the factory stickers on my European Atari Space Duel - upper top of the cabinet and the back door. Note the prefix model number. ESDL (European Space Duel. Edit: Not sure about the L Maybe DL for "Duel") And yes, apparently built in Sunnyvale, CA, Mine has the 116887 serial number all over the place. On the back door, on the upper top of the cabinet, on the power brick, on the AR board, on the game board, even on the electrical switch cover on the inside of the cabinet. Never seen that one before. The only thing it's missing on is the monitor, the 6100. But it's not the original monitor and this one is out of a Tempest. The only original major component on this SD cabinet that is not original.
I will also add a photo of the back of the flyer mentioning these being built, especially created for the European market.
I just think this one is noteworthy.
Mike.
SNESNESCUBE64
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Added the Space Duel and Gravitar Updates
domenicm
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Picked up an upright Rally - X last week: serial number 4317
Picked up serial number 1 Xevious last weekend. 
NICE. Where'd it come from?
Was in a movie theater for a few years then the guys aunt and uncle bought it and had it for 15 and gave it to the guy I bought from who also had it for 15 years. Only game he had and didn't really know anything about them. Was close by to Worcester,Ma.
How about that. Would have thought game #1 would have gone to an employee. Great find!
rmx250
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Nice! For MANY years I had a Irish AD cab that was converted to a Sega vector Multigame, with Star Trek art. I really wish I'd not have sold that! Some pics...
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Woah, that looks AWESOME!
The color vector with the mirror is really cool to see, surprised it didn't happen more. Reminds me of this thread which was also awesome.
New games for the list:
Qix Cocktail - SN 127919
Williams Inferno - SN 002
Reported Numbers:
I Robot - New Low - UR00007 - Dave Sherman Prototype Auction
Inferno - High - 0047 - Reported on IPSND
Qix Cocktail - SN 127919
Williams Inferno - SN 002
Reported Numbers:
I Robot - New Low - UR00007 - Dave Sherman Prototype Auction
Inferno - High - 0047 - Reported on IPSND
SNESNESCUBE64
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Found out that I had the new high for punchout. I also caught up the sheet.
diaper_rash
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Does anyone know where the serial numbers were placed on the Spy Hunter machines? I just bought a sit down Spy Hunter machine and I cant find the serial number anywhere.
The only clues I have are a number written on the inside of the coin door, a label on one of the system boards, and a label on the power supply.
The only clues I have are a number written on the inside of the coin door, a label on one of the system boards, and a label on the power supply.
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The cabinet usually has a serial number stamped into the plywood that makes up the top panel, just above the back door, iirc.
