WOW! This is a very Rare game. This game is called Flip it. It is over 30 years old which qualifies it as an antique. The object of the game is to insert your token or coin, and have it flip into of the baskets which will disperse the amount listed on the basket. If the coin does not make into one of the baskets, it will fall onto a shelf where it could or could not be pushed with other coins back to the player. This game was originally in Las vegas and made by Games of Nevada. From what I understand, these games were only leased to the casino\'s and when they were done with them, the company would take them back and destroy. them. This is not like what you see on the shore boardwalk. These were genuine casino games. I know I have only seen 3 others for sale,. I have owned this game for 20 years now. It has been kept in my home gameroom. It works flawlessly. It looks great and would be a great addition to any mancave. Make no mistake about this, I doubt very much that you will find another one of these for sale again. This game is for pick up only! My kids are grown and I hate part with the game. If it doesn\'t sell, I will keep it. I will not ship unless the buyer makes all the arrangements and pays for them. If you want a really nice piece and very rare, look no further, This game will not last. Some of you may balk at the price, but this game is worth it and will only increase in value. Required Information: The sale or even ownership of coin-operated slot machines is regulated or forofferden in a number of states, even for personal in-home use. The laws are often complex and may subject violators to criminal penalties. Out of respect for these laws, will not generally permit the listing of coin-operated slot machines on its Web site. There are three exceptions to this general prohibition:Antique slot machines - Generally, slot machines that are at least 25 years old may be listed on , provided that the seller explicitly states the age of the machine in the listing. However, buyers and sellers in the following states may not participate in antique slot machine sales due to laws prohibiting slot machine ownership in their state: Alabama, Connecticut, Hawaii, Indiana, Nebraska, South Carolina, and Tennessee. A few states require that slot machines be even older to qualify for antique status, but a few allow more recent machines. So check your local laws to ensure that your transaction is lawful in your area. Please note that replica coin-operated slot machines that are operable and are less than 25 years old may not be listed on .Non-coin-operated slot machines - Slot machines that do not accept or pay out coins or currency may be listed on regardless of their age, and buyers from all states may participate in these sales. However, slot machines that can be readily converted to use for coins or currency are treated as coin-operated machines and prohibited in Alabama, California, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina and Oregon. Therefore, buyers and sellers in those states may not participate in those listings.Non-functional slot machines - Machines that were never functional but made solely for display may be listed on . In addition, coin-operated slot machines that have been permanently altered so that they will not accept any coin or slot and cannot be converted into an operational slot machine may be listed without restriction.
I have had a few questions about this game, that I thought I would post here, The game dimensions are 6\'0\" high x 22\" wide x 32\" deep including coin tray. Very small foot print. I currently have it next to my bar in my gameroom, and it fits and looks great there.
Yes I will ship the game, but buyer will have to make all the arrangements and payment, I recommend NAVL as they do a nice job.
Some people want additional photos, I will post some more tonight.
