5¢ Hi Fly Coin Flip Game

Central Manufacturing released this arcade game in 1946. This version has a red, white, and blue paint job on the wood cabinet. The bottom of the front glass has some reverse graphics that have degrad

Central Manufacturing Hi Fly Baseball Coin Op Flip Game, 1946. Working. No key, back door is open. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 22 x 16.5 x 12

A unique skill game by an unknown manufacturer, having an ornate cast metal body and clear glass playing field. To play, the player places the plug into a hole beneath the number of their choosing and

Rock-Ola manufactured this coin-flip game in the early 1930s. Very nice throughout. Includes two keys.Keys: Yes Condition (Very Good). Dimensions 8-1/2"D x 12"W x 17"T.

A c. 1930 countertop coin flip game made by Fields Manufacturing. The players of this game aim to win the contents of one of the five jackpot banks. CONDITION: It has an oxidized patina, and new red i

Royal Flush trade simulator game, 5 cent coin operated Poker Dice game, trap drops and flips dice against glass when nickel is loaded, unknown manufacturer, circa 1930's-1940's, 12" (height) x 10" (le

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"

A nice coin-flip game with nicely detailed castings and three front jackpots. The wooden pin field retains the original manufacturer and instructions labels. c. 1930. With two keys. Condition: (Very G

Countertop coin flip game made by Fields Manufacturing in the 1930's. Oak cabinet, cast metal front, with wire behind the glass face. A nice unrestored and original machine showing the original decal

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

Early coin flip game, metal, glass, and wood construction, appears to have been restored, has the key, shows wear, chipping in the wood and metal, paint over, discoloration, and paint loss, functions

Early coin flip game, wood, metal, and glass construction, has no key, graphics are faded and there appears to be some damage in the game field, shows wear, discoloration, staining, chipping in the wo

An unusual coin flip game of unknown date and origin. Housed in a dark stained wooden cabinet with five coin flip slots on the side. Players are invited to "Total the windows you fill and learn the sc

5 Coin Canada Games Set. Nice.

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

Jaysee Novelty Manufacturer Skilo 5 cent coin operated game of skill on stand, circa 1960's, comes with its original key, 22 1/4" high x 18 1/4" x 7 1/2" game, 53 1/2" overall height size with stand

5-U.S. COINS in FLIPS & STORAGE PAGE includes 1891-O MORGAN DOLLAR CIRC; 1923 PEACE DOLLAR NICE UNC; 1865 & 1866 THREE CENT NICKEL CIRC; 1864 TWO CENT PIECE AG;

Lights up and operates but does not work correctly. Shows some wear. No key and the lock on the back has been drilled out. 68"x26.5"

21" x 7.5" x 25.5". Soccer coin-op wall game. Complete, with key.

A Circus Days 5 Cent Coin-Op Arcade Game. Height: 57.5"

[SOVIET UNION] A 5-Coin 1980 Summer Olympic Games Commemorative 150 Ruble Platinum Proof Set with display case and certificate of authenticity.  Property of an Estate, Pasadena, California

Consolidated Coin Control Company of Chicago made this cigar trade stimulator in 1894. This is an extremely rare game and is complete with the paper marquee on the front. This is an original machine w

Player inserts a nickel and a small metal ball is put in play by the clown. Clown figure is moved across the playing field using the central knob. Very similar to the Jentzch & Meerz German made Bajaz

This English game dates to about 1960. It has a plain oak cabinet, glass front, and aluminum controls. The colored celluloid in the play field is cracking at its attachment points. It includes one key