Coin Slot
Issue: 1981 January 071 - Page 2
Coin Slot Magazine - #071 - 1981 - January [International Arcade Museum]
INSIDE THE COIN SLOT ...
Editor's Statement.
Letters to the Editor
page 4
page 6
page 10
page 13
page 14
pages 15-18
page 19
What is An "Antique Slot Machine"?
Map
Serial Number Update
Coin Slot Guides
Art Reblitz's Most Wanted List
Put Another Nickel In
Christie's Auction
Metropolitan Advertising Show
page 20
page 22
page 27
The Token Corner
page 28
Name Change
Old Cards Worth Big Bucks
page 28
page 28
Coming Events
For Sale
Want Ads
page 29
page 30
page 30
The Coin Slot is published monthly by William E. Harris, Box 612, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033. 2nd
Class Postage Paid at Wheat Ridge, CO 80033.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
One Year - United States $25.00
One Year - Outside the United States mailed
first class $40.00
Sample copies are available at $3.00 each.
Please notify us promptly in case of change of address.
The editors of The Coin Slot assume no responsibility for statements made by advertisers, and we
do reserve the right to reject or edit any ads that we consider to be dishonest or misleading, or that
do not conform with the high standards we attempt to maintain.
ADVERTISING RATES;
$3.00 for the first 40 words, 25$ for each additional word.
One full-page ad (9-3/4" X 7") - $135.00
One half-page ad (4-3/4" X 7") - $70.00
One quarter-page ad (4-3/4" X 3-1/4") - $37.50
Half tones (photographs) are $8.00 additional.
Line drawings will be printed at cost of space they occupy.
Color Photographs are not acceptable.
Ads must be received by the 5th of the month in order to be printed in the issue dated the following
month (i.e. ad received May 5th printed in June issue).
Please submit ads in either typewritten form or hand printed.
Please make all checks payable to The Coin Slot, and mail to Box 612, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033.
Telephone (303) 234-0695 or (303) 279-3343. No portion of this newsletter may be reproduced in any
form, except for incidental quotations used in reviews, etc. without written permission from the
publisher.
The classified advertising is accepted by the editor and positioned as space permits. Continuous
running ads will be accepted for a maximum of six months and then should be resubmitted. For
clarification of cost in counting words — zip codes, states and telephone numbers are counted as
one word, double word cities such as Kansas City, are counted as one word.
Column headings for classified advertising are For Sale, Want Ads, and Coin Machine Services.
Indicate on your ad under which heading you wish your ad to be placed.
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THE COIN
http SLOT is paying for articles accepted
Louis J. Fischl gives us a great deal of food for thought in his analysis of the definition of "Antique
Slot Machines", for a California case. See story on page 10.
& published by our magazine on any subject of
interest to our readers, for information, write: Editor, Coin Slot Magazine, Box 612, Wheatridge, CO
80033.
— THE COIN SLOT
© 2 The
International Arcade Museum
JANUARY, 1981
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
INSIDE THE COIN SLOT ...
Editor's Statement.
Letters to the Editor
page 4
page 6
page 10
page 13
page 14
pages 15-18
page 19
What is An "Antique Slot Machine"?
Map
Serial Number Update
Coin Slot Guides
Art Reblitz's Most Wanted List
Put Another Nickel In
Christie's Auction
Metropolitan Advertising Show
page 20
page 22
page 27
The Token Corner
page 28
Name Change
Old Cards Worth Big Bucks
page 28
page 28
Coming Events
For Sale
Want Ads
page 29
page 30
page 30
The Coin Slot is published monthly by William E. Harris, Box 612, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033. 2nd
Class Postage Paid at Wheat Ridge, CO 80033.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
One Year - United States $25.00
One Year - Outside the United States mailed
first class $40.00
Sample copies are available at $3.00 each.
Please notify us promptly in case of change of address.
The editors of The Coin Slot assume no responsibility for statements made by advertisers, and we
do reserve the right to reject or edit any ads that we consider to be dishonest or misleading, or that
do not conform with the high standards we attempt to maintain.
ADVERTISING RATES;
$3.00 for the first 40 words, 25$ for each additional word.
One full-page ad (9-3/4" X 7") - $135.00
One half-page ad (4-3/4" X 7") - $70.00
One quarter-page ad (4-3/4" X 3-1/4") - $37.50
Half tones (photographs) are $8.00 additional.
Line drawings will be printed at cost of space they occupy.
Color Photographs are not acceptable.
Ads must be received by the 5th of the month in order to be printed in the issue dated the following
month (i.e. ad received May 5th printed in June issue).
Please submit ads in either typewritten form or hand printed.
Please make all checks payable to The Coin Slot, and mail to Box 612, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033.
Telephone (303) 234-0695 or (303) 279-3343. No portion of this newsletter may be reproduced in any
form, except for incidental quotations used in reviews, etc. without written permission from the
publisher.
The classified advertising is accepted by the editor and positioned as space permits. Continuous
running ads will be accepted for a maximum of six months and then should be resubmitted. For
clarification of cost in counting words — zip codes, states and telephone numbers are counted as
one word, double word cities such as Kansas City, are counted as one word.
Column headings for classified advertising are For Sale, Want Ads, and Coin Machine Services.
Indicate on your ad under which heading you wish your ad to be placed.
THE COVER
.com
m
:
u
from -muse
d
e
oad .arcade
l
n
WRITERS
Dow //www WANTED
:
THE COIN
http SLOT is paying for articles accepted
Louis J. Fischl gives us a great deal of food for thought in his analysis of the definition of "Antique
Slot Machines", for a California case. See story on page 10.
& published by our magazine on any subject of
interest to our readers, for information, write: Editor, Coin Slot Magazine, Box 612, Wheatridge, CO
80033.
— THE COIN SLOT
© 2 The
International Arcade Museum
JANUARY, 1981
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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