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I have a Ms. Pacman standup that I'm contemplating selling. It's 100% functional and I do believe it is 100% original/unrestored. The only part I suspect might not be original is the power wire and plug. It may have been replaced at some point but I am not sure because I don't know what an original looks like.
There are obvious signs that this machine was used quite a bit over the years, as evidenced by the nicks, scratches and the handmarks/grime at the typical spots (and special shout out to "Danny" for scribing his name on the side).
The lock on the front coin door is intact (and locked) but I do not have the key. The lock socket on the back panel cover is drilled out.
Paint/artwork is intact and in good overall condition. No evidence of touch up or repaint work. Serial numbers match in all places I can find a serial. I also have an original "Parts and Operating Manual" (bound document, not a pdf) complete with all schematics.
Any idea what it is worth? I saw a couple of similar machines on Ebay for ~$1000 that just sat there without any buyers, but I have to imagine location plays a role since shipping one of these things is probably not cost effective.
Current location of this machine is San Francisco Bay Area.
There are obvious signs that this machine was used quite a bit over the years, as evidenced by the nicks, scratches and the handmarks/grime at the typical spots (and special shout out to "Danny" for scribing his name on the side).
The lock on the front coin door is intact (and locked) but I do not have the key. The lock socket on the back panel cover is drilled out.
Paint/artwork is intact and in good overall condition. No evidence of touch up or repaint work. Serial numbers match in all places I can find a serial. I also have an original "Parts and Operating Manual" (bound document, not a pdf) complete with all schematics.
Any idea what it is worth? I saw a couple of similar machines on Ebay for ~$1000 that just sat there without any buyers, but I have to imagine location plays a role since shipping one of these things is probably not cost effective.
Current location of this machine is San Francisco Bay Area.


