AUCTION GAMES SALES
RICHMOND, VA AUCTION
RICHMOND INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY
DECEMBER, 7-8th, 2007
Here are the results from this auction.
*DOA = a dead game, *NIB = new in box, ? means I wasn't paying attention and missed the final bid.
More than one $ amount by a particular title means there were more than one of the item.
There were several Megatouch games up for auction, but I only noted a few.
The pins I know of that were buybacks were Skylab, Gorgar, Captain Fantastic, and Checkpoint, but there were probably others.
If you want to learn more about an individual pinball machine listed, check out The Internet Pinball Database.
If you want to learn more about jukeboxes before the next auction, Tom's Zone Jukebox Links is a great resource.
If you want to learn more about an individual videogame listed, check out The Killer List Of Videogames database.
| PINBALL MACHINES | JUKEBOXES | VIDEOGAMES | MISC. |
| Addams Family, $1,850, $2,500
Baby Pac-Man, $400 Back To The Future, $850 Batman, $1,300 Bride Of Pinbot, $600 Captain Fantastic, $500 Checkpoint, $825 Comet, $425 Creature From The Black Lagoon, $2,250 Dale, Jr., $3,500, NIB Dracula (Williams), $1,500 Family Guy, $3,500, NIB Fish Tales, $? F-14 Tomcat, $800 Freedom, $350 Gorgar, $350 High Roller Casino, $1,100, $1,425 Independence Day, $1,475 Judge Dredd, $? Jurassic Park, $1,700 Kings Of Steel, $300 Lazer Ball, $231, (sold as Buy It Now, not working) Lazer War, $0 (no bids, not working) Lucky Seven, $350 Nip-It, $300 Pirates Of The Caribbean, $2,375 Playboy (Stern), $1,400 Popeye, $950 Raven, $175 Rescue 911, $825 Revenge From Mars, $1,700 Roy Clark, (cocktail pin), $210 Shaq Attack, $500? Sharpshooter, $225 Skylab, $225 Slugfest, $1,100 Spiderman (black cabinet), NIB, $4,100 Spiderman (red cabinet), NIB, $4,100 Stargate, $975 Star Wars Episode I, $1,500 Street Fighter II (not working, missing translite, legs, and possibly more), $425 Taxi, $450 T2, $700, $900 World Cup Soccer, $950 World Poker Tour, $? X-Files, $900 |
AMI 45 record jukeboxes, $100, $250, $400 (I think
only the $250 and $400 worked)
ROWE AMI cd jukebox, $150 (I don't think there were any cd's inside to test it) ROWE AMI cd jukebox, $500, (had a choice of three identical jukes to bid) ROWE AMI cd jukebox, $750, $275, $225 (the cheapest one played intermittently. Not sure about the second one.) ROWE AMI cd jukebox, $725 for three, (one working, other two for parts) ROWE AMI Encore cd jukebox, $700 NSM Firebird cd wall mount jukebox, working, $250 NSM Firebird cd wall mount jukebox, one working, one no sound, one parts, $275, one bid took all three. Rockola CD Legend, $675 Rockola Grand Salon II, $50, played records, no sound Rockola Max, 45 record jukebox, $185, (worked, but back of juke had rust) Seeburg 45 record wall box, cracked glass, $15 Seeburg Prestige II, $5 (not working) Wurlitzer Statesman (70's?), no bids, not working but lit up. Wurlitzer 1930's 78 record jukebox, (missing parts), $300 |
Arctic Thunder, $1,125
Arkanoid, $235 Bags, $2,400, $3,500, and ? Big Buck Hunter, $925, $925, $950, $800 (last one had dead scrolling marquee) Block, $5, DOA California Speed, $285 Captain America, $200 Centipede, $375 Centipede, Millipede, Missle Command, Let's Go Bowling combo (made in 2001), $575 Classic Arcade (a few classic vid titles in one cabinet), $325 Confidential Mission, $475 Crazy Taxi, $400 Cruisin' Exotica, $1,100 Cruisin' USA, $700 Dance Freak, $500? Daytona USA, $600 Die Hard Arcade, $150 Donkey Kong, $30, parts machine Ehrgeiz (in Mortal Kombat II cabinet), $150 Golden Tee Golf '97, $210 Golden Tee '98, DOA, $0 (no bids) Golden Tee 2005, $625, DOA Golden Tee, $2,400 (didn't write down which one, but I think it was either Golden Tee Fore! or Golden Tee Complete) Hogan's Alley, $35 John Madden Football, $1,150 Joker Poker, $5, parts machine Kangaroo, $5, parts machine Karate Champ, $135 The Last Bounty Hunter, $275 Lucky & Wild, $75 Marvel Super Heroes, $30, DOA Megatouch, $210, didn't write down which Megatouch, but it seemed to be working Megatouch 2005, (one working, one DOA, 1 bid for both), $1,925 Megatouch Force 2006, $1,550 Megatouch Ruby, ? Megatouch slots, (had a choice from a few identical ones), $1,000 Megatouch 2007, $2,900 Metal Slug 2, $100 MoCap Boxing, $?, (buyback) Moon Patrol, $675 Mortal Kombat 3, $200 Ms. Pac-Man, $450, $450 (both had faded cabinets) Ms Pac-Man cabaret mini (in Pac-Man cabinet), green picture but working, $425 Multi classic arcade cocktail vid, (I didn't note this as a Multicade), $425 Multicade, 48 in 1, $1,100 Multicade, 48 in 1, $1,050 Multicade, 48 in 1, $1,900 Multicade, 48 in 1, $2,050 Multicade (48 titles?), like new, $2,100 Naomi Universal, $450 (some sort of recent tennis game) NBA Maximum Hangtime, $50, DOA NEO GEO (4 games), $350 NEO GEO, $200, $185 (I think they were multi-games, but did not note whether they were two, four, or six game configuration) NFL Blitz, $175 Pac-Man cabaret mini, blue screen, otherwise DOA, $225 PGA Tour Golf Challenge, $800 Raiden II, $75 Roadblasters, $50 Robotron, $375 Rush 2049, $1,100 Rush The Rock, $450 Scramble, $35, DOA Sega Daytona USA, (cabinet and monitor only), $30 Silver Strike Bowling, $1,950 The Simpsons, $225, $360 Sport Center, (rare 70's hockey /tennis pong game, distorted picture, not working), $10 Stargate, (stuck in "restored factory settings" mode), $180 Street Fighter II, $110, $175, $80 (this last one noted was DOA) Stun Runner, $50 Sunset Riders, $200 Super Hang On, $70 Suzuka 8 Hours, $35, (sold as Buy It Now) Tank, $5, DOA Team World Cup, $75 Tekken 5, $225 Time Crisis II, $600 Tournament Solitaire, $40 (working, missing trackball), $200? (plug and play) Turkey Hunting USA, $450 Virtual Tennis 2, $350 Wayne Gretsky's 3D Hockey, $110 Wing Shooting Championship, $275 Zero Point 2, $210 Zombie Raid, $300 |
Acorn 1960's 10 cent gumball machine, $20
Budweiser inflatable beer frog, $50 Cash register, ?60's vintage?, $85 Caution Light (w/stand), working, $40 Character Readings scale, $50 Chairs (lot of 18, patio), $50 Clean Sweep skill crane, $235 Computerized Sex Tester, (powered up but not working), $20 English Darts (electronic coin-op dart game, ?working?), $100 Fire Stomper, $350 Folz Express, (didn't write down what this was, probably a kiddie ride judging by the name), $55 Foosball, $250 Gumball Coaster (the gumballs go up and down various tracks like on a roller coaster), $90 Hand truck w/ large and small wheels, ($85) Holland clock, (1895 repro, ?$75) Jumbo Skill Crane, no toys included but working, $40 Kangaroo kiddie ride, $115 Kenmore refrigerator/freezer, (powered up but not cooling), $125 Magnet Fever, (redemption game), $450 Milky Way mini vending machine, $15 Plush Skill Crane, $1,100 Popcorn, (redemption game), $875 Robot? (some kind of robot kiddie novelty game), $25 Robot? (another kiddie novelty game), $125 Rowe Change Machine, $50 Japanese slot machines, "Deka Nam"? (I think that's what they were called), $60, $60 Sonic Skill Crane, (?working?), $5 Space Scooter kiddie ride, $100? Super Chexx, $950 Tiger Skill Crane, $40 Toy Soldier Skill Crane, $950 World Cup pinball machine playfield, $5
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