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Mills Official Pinball

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I underbid on this "Mills Official Pin Ball" and it went for £131. I'm guessing it's worth more than that. Anyone know its real worth?
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I've had a couple of these, and I think that's all its money.

The last one I sold at Coventry went for about £110.

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That's a relief. :cool:
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Hi guys,
I have got a Mills Official table top pinball. Currently it has 8 steel balls, but I believe it should have 10 balls - 9 white and one red. Does anyone know if these can be purchased and the instruction card mounted at the front? This machine is a very small counter top unit on old penny play.
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I was the under bidder on this machine and there is a photo and thread running about it at the moment (called "Did I miss a bargain"). BP says he's had a few of these so I'm sure he knows all the answers (he always does. :D )
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I've also sold a few of these over the years, including one last November at Coventry which went for £95. There are four others recorded in the Arena, one went for £35 at the Elephant House in June last year and another in Coventry 2009 went for £90. The other two were no sales. None had the instruction card.
This is what it looks like, American and English style.
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I've put a couple of cleaned up versions in Resources.

There should be nine chrome balls and one red one. I don't know how you'll obtain this short of some fancy electroplating which would surely be a bit OTT.
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Interesting upright Mills version. I quite like this.

Mills Upright Bagatelle
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Any idea of the exact size the steel balls should be? Mine look small, but could be correct. This is a rainy day project, although it does work well. Not bothered of cost and re-sale value, I got it 'cause I like it.
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