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Coin Doors

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Picture of 2-Slot Coin Door (no frame)

2-Slot Coin Door (no frame)

Wired for a Taito cabinet, some wear

$50.00

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Picture of 3-Slot US Billiards Coin Door (NOS?)

3-Slot US Billiards Coin Door (NOS?)

Looks like it was never used with some light wear

$75.00

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Picture of Asahi Seiko Coin Mech x 8

Asahi Seiko Coin Mech x 8

Incomplete parts lot, used in many Nintendo gam...

$100.00

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Picture of Blank Small Coin Door (Happ Controls)

Blank Small Coin Door (Happ Controls)

Used as coin box doors in certain games.

$50.00

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Picture of Coin Controls Coin Mech

Coin Controls Coin Mech

Working, used in many Nintendo games and a few...

$35.00

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Picture of Coin Mech (New)

Coin Mech (New)

$11.00

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Picture of Coin Mech (Used)

Coin Mech (Used)

Used coin mech in working condition.

$6.00

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Picture of Happ Coin Door Bezel Lot (NOS) x 12

Happ Coin Door Bezel Lot (NOS) x 12

Mixed lot of plastic coin door bezels

$50.00

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Picture of Happ Coin Door Reject Button (NOS)

Happ Coin Door Reject Button (NOS)

New Old Stock 25 cent reject button

$5.00

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Picture of Happ Long Coin Door w/ Bill Acceptor Plate

Happ Long Coin Door w/ Bill Acceptor Plate

Happ Controls long rectangular coin door

$40.00

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Picture of Happ Long Coin Door w/ Bill Acceptor Plate

Happ Long Coin Door w/ Bill Acceptor Plate

Happ Controls long rectangular coin door

$35.00

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Picture of Lower Coin Box Door

Lower Coin Box Door

Not sure what game(s) this one is from

$50.00

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Picture of Lutech Currency Partner 1000 Kit and Boards

Lutech Currency Partner 1000 Kit and Boards

Includes NOS kit and two small circuit boards

$60.00

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Picture of Mars MS160 Coin Acceptor / Mech

Mars MS160 Coin Acceptor / Mech

Complete, untested

$20.00

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Picture of Muller Control Systems 25 Cents Coin Mech

Muller Control Systems 25 Cents Coin Mech

Similar to those used in many Nintendo games an...

$45.00

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Did You Know?

Arcade games hold up amazingly well in a game room as they were constructed to be turned on up to 16 hours a day or more. But to save wear and tear (and electricity!) you should keep your game off when not in use.