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That must be the other half of the sign. |
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What gameroom wouldn't be complete without a photo booth! |
Back at the auction, late afternoon, the pins go out the door. |
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Here's a better look at that Paragon pin that went for around $375 earlier in the day. As you can see, the solenoid driver board is missing. A Stern Trident project pin went for around $350 to a new home also. |
The Paragon pin also had one display missing. |
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A Seeburg juke, circa early 70's. |
I can't remember the exact price of this Ms. Pac-Man cocktail vid, but I remember it went cheap. |
Finally, it was time to bid on Kuri Kinton. There was a minor bidding war, however...... |
I won! Woo hoo! $130...sold! |
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Galaga went cheap, and unfortunately I didn't see it until the game had already sold, which sucks, because this is one of my favorite classic vids. This semi rare cabaret version went for around $700. I can remember when the asking price for even a cabaret Space Invaders vid or Ms. Pac Man was $1k or more at various shows I have attended over the years. |
If I remember correctly, Congo sold for over $1k, but I forget exactly how much. The movie wasn't that great but I've played Congo on location and at shows, and in my opinion, it's a great game, with a few video modes and good ramp shots. |
