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I used to own a later version of the Chicago Coin "Basketball Champ." Same game, different case. It was a fantastic game and a delight to play. The original version, offered here, is well worth the starting bid, provided it works.

J Peterson
Round Ball fan, USA

Never let facts stand in the way of a good story.

J Peterson
Fact chucker, USA

I'm pretty sure it's a Whales machine, maybe recased. Here are two.

$553 USD for a Bryans Hidden Treasure?? Blimey. The Yanks are blithering idiots. Someone stole this machine.

J Peterson
Crying in my beer, USA.

According to the Arcade Museum, it was an electro-mechanical pinball machine.

The American TV show "60 Minutes" ran an episode on the Isle of Man TT race last Sunday: https://www.iomtt.com/news/2023/10/22/t ... us-tv-show

It's an insane race.

J Peterson
Cycleless, USA

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J Peterson
All in for allwins, USA

Wow! What a terrific story, coppinpr. It could well serve as the basis for a movie. It has everything: money, criminals, foreigners and a young lad in the middle. Someone call Spielberg.

J Peterson
Stage right, USA

Dale Electronics produced a game called Pom Pom Gun in 1958. There was no picture of the machine but I'm pretty sure it is your game. There was also a game named "Sky Gunner" made by Genco in 1952 but the picture shows a different machine. Military themed arcade games were very popular in the post ...

We'll win your heart yet, Treefrog. Allwins forever!

J Peterson
All-in, USA