FS: 1960's Japan Pochinko game

[GaryS]

Sell a 1960's Japanese lighted Pochinko game with extra balls
and another counting game attached, free standing....$350.00 OBO.
NO EMAIL, call Gary [phone] Beaverton.

[mkepp]

Wow; these must have gone way up in value since I sold my last one for
$40! Heck, maybe I should sell the one I was going to keep for myself.
It's one of the nicer ones I've had, and trust me, I have had maybe
over a hundred different units over the past 30 years. I'll let it go
for $100. Don't think of it as paying $60 too much; you're getting it
for $250 less than $350. First come first serve. I'll even throw in
extra balls!

mkepp

Post by GaryS
Sell a 1960's Japanese lighted Pochinko game with extra balls
and another counting game attached, free standing....$350.00 OBO.
NO EMAIL, call Gary [phone] Beaverton.

[12]

his is 1960s which is 30 years older then the one I sold for $30.00 but hey
his lights up, even on ebay they do not sell for $350

Post by mkepp
Wow; these must have gone way up in value since I sold my last one for
$40! Heck, maybe I should sell the one I was going to keep for myself.
It's one of the nicer ones I've had, and trust me, I have had maybe
over a hundred different units over the past 30 years. I'll let it go
for $100. Don't think of it as paying $60 too much; you're getting it
for $250 less than $350. First come first serve. I'll even throw in
extra balls!
mkepp

Post by GaryS
Sell a 1960's Japanese lighted Pochinko game with extra balls
and another counting game attached, free standing....$350.00 OBO.
NO EMAIL, call Gary [phone] Beaverton.

[mkepp]

Ditto. Most of the ones that turn up (and there are plenty out there)
are 30 to 40 years old. Hmmmm, since his is 'worth $350', I wonder why
he doesn't buy mine for $100 and make a quick $250...? BTW, I haven't
had one response at $100 (as expected)...

mkepp

Post by 12
his is 1960s which is 30 years older then the one I sold for $30.00 but hey
his lights up, even on ebay they do not sell for $350

Post by mkepp
Wow; these must have gone way up in value since I sold my last one for
$40! Heck, maybe I should sell the one I was going to keep for myself.
It's one of the nicer ones I've had, and trust me, I have had maybe
over a hundred different units over the past 30 years. I'll let it go
for $100. Don't think of it as paying $60 too much; you're getting it
for $250 less than $350. First come first serve. I'll even throw in
extra balls!
mkepp

Post by GaryS
Sell a 1960's Japanese lighted Pochinko game with extra balls
and another counting game attached, free standing....$350.00 OBO.
NO EMAIL, call Gary [phone] Beaverton.