Boyce "Over the Top" Coin Balance Game

Boyce "Over the Top" Coin Balance Game. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 20 x 8 x 2

Boyce Coin Machine Amusement produced this game in 1926. Players drop a coin into the slot and use the lever to guide the penny upward towards the highest slot. Players win their coin back if it reach

This is a Boyce coin machine Wee Gee penny drop trade stimulator. The patron drops a coin in the question they want to ask at the top and the machine gives them a yes or no answer based on where their

"What Do People Call You". Table top coin game with Reverse glass painted display set into box. 27 3/4 x 11 x 9 1/2 inches. Condition: Wear, losses to paint. Missing insert portion of coin slot. Temp

Counter top coin-flip game with three jackpot banks. In original and un-restored condition, showing some wear throughout. Includes two keys. c. 1930s. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 9 - 1/2" L. x 13"

All original Table Top Coin-Op Shooting Game. Works. 26" Very Good-Excellent

Top Dog Coin-Operated Dice Game. A 25 cent countertop dice game, “for amusement only,” with painted glass cover, in which the sum of five dice determines how high you score. South Carolina

SEPARATION TO CORNER OF CASE. CHIPS TO CARDBOARD ON INTERIOR. HAS KEY. 8 1/2" X 17" X 4 1/2"

Coin-operated trade stimulator/arcade skill game, "Patience Leads to Success", cast iron & wood, 5 Cent, mfgd by Boyce Coin Machine Amusement Corp.-Tuckahoe, NY, c.1920, VG orig working cond, 55"H x 1

A pair of counter top games of skill. The first is a "Hit A Homer" drop coin game with wonderful baseball graphics in a green painted wood case. Case shows signs of wear and use, play field has brilli

Mfg. unknown, Patented 1877, cast iron base and white metal figure of seated man, debossed “Pays five for one, if you call the number,” a reference to a game of chance, coin slot appears on top of

Oak Circular Pedestal Table with Carved Paw Feet. 29-1/2"h. x 43" diam. Tex Johnson Collection. Condition: Good. Turned into a game table with felt top and coin slots.

Hand Painted wood framed El Sapo carnival game, Folk Art scenes painted on the sides, grotesque faces on the top. With bronze tunnels and loops, paddle wheel and hinged doors. 80lbs

An amazing piece featuring Admiral George Dewey of Spanish-American War fame. At the top of the wood cabinet is a small brass coin chute where the player may drop their coin to see it bounce down betw

Stands about 70 inches tall, top dome has a crack, base has rust and flaking paint.

A pair of counter top games of skill. The first is a Munve's "Tid-Bit", a coin-flip game where you attempt to catch your coin to get it returned and receive a confection. Newer paint and replacing of

This is an interesting lot of parts and pieces to coin-op games, including two original marquees for Big Game Hunting Shooting, a front casting for Rosenfield Music Machine, two top marquees to Comput

Super Hockey, Hockey Stars Kids Air Hockey Table with LED Lights. Game coins up and running well, makes sound when puck hits the wall. Top score unit needs a broken wire repaired to work. This item re

C. 1939. Watling Manufacturing Co., Chicago IL. This is a very rare Watling pinball themed counter game. Insert coin and receive steel balls, placed into play, with corresponding holes that either cat

Lot of 3 Antique Coin Operated Tabletop Games. Including Bingo Game - (Missing Front top and back panel) and measures 20.5" tall x12" wide x 9.5" deep and 2 Shooting Games by ABT Mfg. Chicago (1 has s

This a counter top game not just for testing skill, there are "No Blanks" leaving the player to win either a piece of gum, one nickel or one dime. Made mostly of wood with a peg backboard interior. In

SHAKE'EM Coin Operated Dice Game. The game cost 5 cents to play. Once you insert your nickel the dice shake and you try to get the best poker hand possible. The glass top is painted from the underside

A pair of counter top machines. First is a Coin-Op Jackpot Charley Hole Punch game. Players could win up to $1, $5 or $25 if they punched through the correct hole. Most of the holes on the game board

Players of this game dropped their coins into the slot on the top of the tall wooden case in hopes of winning trade merchandise. Circa 1901. Front door has been replaced. One key is provided. (Good -