The Aussie Pinball Arcade
Aussie Pinball Forums => General Discussion => Non-pinball (other coin opp) => Topic started by: pinball god on February 11, 2014, 09:32:25 PM
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I am a pinball man through and through and I have had the hankin tabletop for many years. Probably 20 years now. I personally don't play it except for maybe a hand full of games per year. My grand kids play it when they come but that may add the game tally to 100/year.
My question is do you think I should keep it in the gamesroom or turf it and buy another pinball maybe. If its sell what are these things worth? Its a 20" tabletop Hankins, jamma with a 60 in one PCB. It may need degaussing but I have a degausser to provide with it.
All thoughts welcome. My dilemma is whether a gamesroom needs one or not and I have been tossing with this idea for years and may need that push. Thanks
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if you want to sell it I would be interested ^^^
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I've had my Frogger Konami cocktail cabinet since I was about five years old. Since becoming a pinball man like yourself, the thought has always crossed my mind that it is taking up pinball space, but I think every games room needs an arcade cabinet and I could never get rid of it for sentimental reasons.
Does this help?
Cheers!
Adam.
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Sell it for a pinball you will play
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if the kiddies love it,gift it to them
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I bought mine for $500 and sold for $750 after using it.
sell it to a member who deserves a good price. good AP Karma.
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If it is an original Hankin, it is worth some coin. Maybe trade it for a pinball ?
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I bought mine for $500 and sold for $750 after using it.
sell it to a member who deserves a good price. good AP Karma.
Did the one offered here Feb 4th 2012 for $450 ever come back from your mate the furniture/ cabinet maker who was reverse engineering it?
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Its always a tough call Rob I'm tossing up if I should get rid of my Mame upright and 5c scales for the same reason there never used and take up valuable pin space.
When I sold my table top I didn't miss it at all except for the work bench space
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I bought mine for $500 and sold for $750 after using it.
sell it to a member who deserves a good price. good AP Karma.
Did the one offered here Feb 4th 2012 for $450 ever come back from your mate the furniture/ cabinet maker who was reverse engineering it?
nah, sold one for $450 (original 78 model with upgraded LCD screen) to a guy who was going to reverse engineer and do something with them but haven't seen him cause I moved, the other untouched n unrestored original I sold to a collector for $750 ish.....I never did a thing to them after they went, both very reliable. I picked them up cheap so I passed them on near cost n split any profit with the bloke I got them from originally...sometimes I am kicking myself I sold the original untouched 78 model one....but pinballs take up too much space.....I gave away a brand new pool table just after 3 months cause I needed the room for pins...sad but I reckon everyone has done something similar.
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I've had my Frogger Konami cocktail cabinet since I was about five years old. Since becoming a pinball man like yourself, the thought has always crossed my mind that it is taking up pinball space, but I think every games room needs an arcade cabinet and I could never get rid of it for sentimental reasons.
Does this help?
Cheers!
Adam.
I couldn't agree more, every games room needs a arcade cab or cocktail.
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I to reckon a games room needs a cocktail machine they where everywhere when I was a kid so I got a taito Phoenix for old times sake plus it's my fav game lol I hardly play it but it just looks good near the pins so I'd keep the Hankin remember there hard to get.
Peter
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Im PIn through and through But back in the day, ocasionaly I would but 20c into a spacies. It didnt last very long and I could never get a free game :lol
I have my up right 48-in one and Ill never sell it .Often our vistors like to play it and I think all games room need one Howzat
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Looking to get a cocktail soon. At moment I just play mame on my pc. Exerion and moon patrol always my old favs
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Suprising how much these suckers take up.. mine is dismantled and stored under a pin