Coin Slot Magazine - #089 - 1982 - July[International Arcade Museum]
ETTERS Continued
ing. But we have been running small space ads in The Antique
Trader for some months now, and they do quite well We've
been getting new subscribers every time we run the ad,
and as long as that keeps up we'll keep running.
The most effective way, however, is still word ofmouth. Ifwe
all tell somebody we know that's interested in machines about
the magazine — and you'll be doing them afavor when you do
— we can start to achieve the growth the hobby needs.
Gladyou liked the article about the MillsJUMBO PARADE.
Phil Frey is a new writer with us, and we think he did a bang up
job, too.
And thanksfor your list ofserials. We passed them on to the
update.
Instructions
The Editor
Skill Score
Make 21 with 2 coins - 25 Skill Points
Dear Editor,
Enclosed please find three photos and other pertinent data on
my TWENTY ONE Counter Game. (IL. Letter to the Editor,
February, 1982, The Coin Slot)
The cabinet measures 16" wide by 18" high by 9" deep and is
Make 21 with 3 coins - 15 Skill Points
Make 21 with 4 or more coins
and Skill Points double amount of
coins played.
all wood construction except for metal coin flip and other moving
The machine itself is in near mint condition. I have never seen
parts. It has a tilt, powered by a 6 volt battery that activates a
another similar to it or know of anyone else who has this very
metal arrow indicator on the playfield when the machine is
picked up or moved A bell inside the cabinet is also activated by
interesting game.
the same battery. It is a 1$ play coin flip. The award card is in
rear, wood door, ASL (upper left hand corner) - 2028 (under
Once again, the serial number is embossed on the outside of
poor condition but is still legible and reads as follows.
Continued on page 12
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The Ultimate for Gamblers
San Francisco jewelry designer Sidney Mobell
shows off the $1 million slot machine which was
designed and built with the help of Steve Squires.
It's a 1925 model that he has covered with 264
pennyweight of gold. In addition, the device is
studded with 317 sapphires,
302
rubies,
183
diamonds and 16 emeralds.
July, 1982
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