Anyone know the value of these Antique Slot Machines? (pics)

**jjgold** · 12-03-10, 09:29 AM

no idea

I doubt worth a lot

**TexansFan** · 12-03-10, 09:40 AM

You would need to have them appraised. There are many factors involved obviously.

**Iwinyourmoney** · 12-03-10, 09:51 AM

Any ballpark figures?

**obamaismyuncle** · 12-03-10, 09:56 AM

no idea here

**pavyracer** · 12-03-10, 09:56 AM

Are they legal to possess in your state?

**TexansFan** · 12-03-10, 10:09 AM

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**jjgold** · 12-03-10, 12:18 PM

IWIN your barreled in, any poster looking to see what stuff is worth usually needs money to pay sharks, bookies and or just to stay in action.

**Landscaper** · 12-03-10, 12:19 PM

Give ya 50 sbr points

**brooks85** · 12-03-10, 12:26 PM

get the manufacturer name/model number and start searching in google

**capitalist pig** · 12-03-10, 01:21 PM

I had a nickle machine that was about 50 years old. I sold it to a guy for $300 a few years ago, Im sure he put in his store and put a $400-500 price tag on it. It was in like new shape, so keep that in mind.

later

**Masu485** · 12-03-10, 01:50 PM

Originally posted by Iwinyourmoney

Any ballpark figures?

there's never any ballpark figure for antiques. you can have a mint condition wooden chair from the 1500s valued at $20 000, but if it has a a couple of scratches in it, value goes down to $2 000.

Small things make huge differences.

You should ask the Profit though, I recall he's actually a history and antique guy which is SURPRISING!

**Fishhead** · 12-03-10, 01:52 PM

They are worth quite a bit if they are pre-1954