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Just $10. |
This Gottlieb "Victory" pin is one you don't see too often. |
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The real Gottlieb oddity is this "Bad Girls" pin, complete with a mirror styled cabinet. |
Definitely an 80's pin. |
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The neat feature on this pin is the pool ball animation under the plexiglass. |
Here's another 80's classic. |
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I like the playfield layout on this game. |
The art is kinda cheesy, but hey, it was the 80's. |
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Here's one "Rollergames" pin. |
Actually, there were two. |
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And then there were three. |
Actually, there were four. |
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Chicago Coin made some unique pins. |
"Cowboy" and "Big Flipper" were the only two produced with these flippers. |
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I've always like the Spanish produced Sonic pins. What a treat to find three at the show. Super Straight was one. |
Great card theme. |
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Then there was this Laurel and Hardy themed "Prospector" pin. |
This pin features two spinners and lots of bonus countdown stuff. |
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I think this is the first "Cherry Bell" pin I've seen at a show. |
The bonus layout on the right resembles some Bally pins from the 60's. |
