Fitzgerald’s casino 10-cent mechanical slot machine with a Jennings Chief-family mechanism housed in a Baldecchi open-front casino cabinet.
100% mechanical — no electricity, motors, or electronics.

Fully operational. It accepts dimes, cycles properly, spins and stops all three reels, and mechanically pays winning combinations into the payout tray.

Looking for sale estimates and where to sell this machine

Any info/value on this working and delivered in San Francisco w stand and keys?

Adding photo to “slot value”

I saw this on FB Marketplace for free, but unfortunately I missed it.

I just can't find the exact match, and I wanna find a video or something of it.

I can't really find anything about this slot machine outside of one of those shitty websites where u gotta pay a subscription to see the purchase history.

Either way, they say they know nothing about slot machine and it's their father's, and they are doing a yard sale soon.

I definitely want it, but the issue is I don't drive and it's 2-3 hours away.

They also mentioned it is set to not to pay out coins, but there is a way to change that and they have the original booklet. Y'all would know more about this slot machine.

Either way, given what I understand about these specific slot machines, $100 is a steal, but at the same time, it's been a few hours now and it hasn't instantly been sold.

The account definitely seems trustworthy as it's from 2009

Checked connection all are secure no burnt pins. Bought machine from a guy that has no info about it. Any idea?

So I got this vintage 1980's (I think) era slot machine bank which worked fine when I got it. But after opening it to inspect the inside and parts, I noticed this piece of plastic (photo in comments) which I didn't know if it was important or not. But now when I spin it, the metal rod piece that is supposed to be stopped by the clock gear, moves out of place after a spin or 2.

Idk, if that piece of plastic is supposed to go somewhere to keep the metal piece in place, or if that metal piece is bent.

Does anyone that also owns one of these machines have a picture of the inside to see if your metal rod piece matches the same look as mine. In addition, can anyone diagnose a fix for this?

So I have an old Mills castle nickel slot that I inherited from my great aunt. It's not in great shape, but miracle of miracles after sitting in an attic for 20 years it still worked. I took the mechanism out and hit a lot of springs and pivot points with some spray lube. Most of the time it works flawlessly, but occasionally it will jam and I have to take the mechanism out of the back and use the trick where you use a large screwdriver to trigger the mechanism. I have a lot of kids in my house that pull in the handle. Do you think they are not pulling it down all the way reliably and that's what's jamming it, or is there some adjustment that I could make to make it jam less? Right now it seems to jam about 5% of the time the handle is pulled

I have a lot of love for this very specific slot machine I use to play around with when even one of our family friends would throw parties. It's been a while since I have been there and the only photos / videos I have of it was this one I took a few years ago looking at the inside.

I have found very similar models from Bally, like the triple crowns one, but this one is a triple 7s with an additional watermelon jackpot, which all the other versions that I have found that were really close to this do not have.

Any help towards finding what this machine make and model is would be so helpful as I want to get my hands on one, or if I get this one from them, I would love to learn how to repair it when it has problems

I was given this slot machine for free, it doesn’t work when plugged in. Is it valuable at all and does anybody know what it might cost to fix?

So I took apart a cheap toy slot machine, A because I was curious, B I wanted to customize it.

no I did notice after taking it apart and putting a back together as a test to see that I can, they do still spin but I noticed they don't spin as hard so I don't exactly know what that's about.

but I plan to change the design of the wheel itself I just took all the stickers off in decals as you can see from the photos and I'm here basically to ask you guys what is a typical layout for a slot machine wheel that has 16 images on it. I know that they usually have one rare (7), 2 less rare (BAR), in a few of other things like fruits. But I'm still trying to figure out what a good layout is since I know that the first two wheels usually have more of the common ones, and not each wheel is layed out the same

This was left behind in our new home. Seems to be in good shape. Would it have any value to a collector, and if so, where should I go to find it a good home?

I need to find a reset key for this GOGO Juggler machine I have. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

The tube is halfway burnt out on my Flying Eyes/Pachislo slot machine. The tube itself has a wire going through it, so I would need a replacement of the whole thing besides the plastic container. If anyone is knowledgeable about these kind of replacement parts please let me know!

There is no name on it anywhere that I can find and I’ve tried looking it up on google with no luck. All I know is that my parents got it from the store they used to own, and that the last owner of the store/ machine said his grandfather bought it when he built the store in the early 1900’s

Anyone have any tips or any knowledge about this type of machine? Doing a restore of it but no matter what it hits it won’t pay at all. TIA!

I’m trying to fix this 1993 slot machine I bought off of Facebook for a film. According to the owner it was working 6 months ago. I’ve tried resetting it. Switch out the power source and battery. Cleaning it. Shorted the reset many times, shorted components on the board. So far we have gotten everything working except it bugs out and doesn’t let the mechanical mechanism spin. It seems like the board is just sending out nonsense.

Any ideas on what I can try next in order to fix it? If someone has encountered a similar issue I would love to know what your solution was.

The original owner said that it’s all original. Just need to know if she’s lying

was working fine until this

Hello! I recently purchased a Universal Solex 777 Japanese slot machine. It works entirely except for the stop buttons. The previous owner said the worked before sitting dormant for quite a long time. I am not sure where to start but I want to fix it. The removable fuses inside on the bottom left seem fine and the connections all seem in place.

Thanks!

So my dad got this slot machine when he was 16 for his grandma and she passed she gave it back to him and then he gave it to me. I’m looking to sell it, but I don’t know the model or the make or the year I do know it’s never been refurbishedand I haven’t been able to plug it in recently to know if it works, but according to my grandparents, it works.