Well..
We'll If its complete, Not spinning or taking coin could be some simple trouble shooting.
there could be some parts needing replacement It could go either way.
But for 100 It looks like a Bally EM, which was a earlier model, I believe it also is a 25+ year. as of now i would say 100 or less, Might be worth a shot.
as for not having more know how other than dropping a coin and pulling a handle.
You would be suprised what some internet research and following wires can do.
If you feel comfortable and ready for a PROJECT than I say go for it.
If It was closer and I was working, I would consider it myself as it seems fair if
as I have said before its "Complete"...
I guess it boils down to you and if you wanna give it a try or not..
If you want to learn go for it, whats the worse could happen it works or dosen't..
Might be a lil harder to find parts for, or cost a lil more but I think they would be obtainable.
I lost all my data (still trying to find a program to recover what i can off two hard drives Which a freak blue arc across my mobo 0'ed out.) so I don't have any of my old slot information anymore. nor the major forum I was on website.
I Still run
www.voy.com/56616/ and I need to check on it, Slower but slot only forum which you may be able to look through the archives and find some info too..
Sorry about that guys, I though I filled out the personal info thing. I'm in Sacramento, CA. The machine is located in Reno, NV. I know nothing about these other than drop in a coin and pull the handle. lol