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Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Auction Results Page 2
Author: 1000 Mhz ®
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
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PAGE # 2
These are the winning bids at the Orlando Super Auction -
Saturday December second at the Orlando Fairgrounds
Their schedule can be found at: www.superauctions.com
122 Arcade Machines 25 Pinball Machines
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The Auction moved very quickly - 122 arcade machines
in 90 minutes. About 75% of the cabinets had 25"
monitors. Someone cut the plugs off two machines
before the auction in an attempt to win them at
a low bid, but they were defeated by thrifty auction
technicians who fixed them. The pinball machines
looked pretty good, except one which was home to
many spiders and perhaps a few mice.
Game, in the order sold high bid comment
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Operation Thunderbolt 150
Samurai Showdown, dead 200 looked like brand new 25"
Ms Pac 425
Die Hard Arcade 325
Raiden (25" monitor) 200 excellent game and bid
Ms Pac 375 tired and worn
Terminator 2, dead 250
After Burner 175 dirty
Virtua Racing 300
Capcom Bowling 125 fade, blur
Tekken II 250
Terminator 2 300
MK 3 338 good deal
Super Hang On 125
Wrestle Fest 125
Teenage mutant blah blah 150 another good deal
Super Mario Brothers 150 pretty nice machine
Skins Game 250
Double Axle 175
Alien 100
Magic Sword 150
Galaga 550 condition 8.5 plus !!!
Tekken2 275
Ms Pac 325
Power Drift 150
Super Hang On 150
Ms Pac in Pacman cabinet 400
After Burner 150
Ataxx 125
Turbo Outrun, dead 75
Punch Out 100
Centipede 375 bad phosphor burn
Road Blasters 150
Spider Man 100
Kidniki ? 100 ugly, never heard of it
Fantasia 100 hideous
Battle Toads 75
Neo Geo 6 slot 150 a giant monster machine
Road Blasters 50 lowest auction price
Xenophobe 75
Dark Adventure 125
SF II Hyper Fighting 188
Hang On 150
Pole Position 125
1943 175
Okay, now on to the pinball machines. Some of these prices
were noted courtesy of a very nice young blonde lady while I
went to get a hot dog. She's a mult-pinball collector.
If you're out there, say hi !
Game, in the order sold high bid comment
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Teenage Mutant Ninja 650 Data East
Lost World 1500 Sega
Baseball 650 Ancient, handmade of oak
Shaq Attack 650 Gottlieb
Barb Wire 650 Gottlieb
High Speed 700 Williams
Pinball Wizard (yes Tommy) 1075 Data East
Jurassic Park 925 Data East
Hook 1175 Data East
Fireball2 550 Bally Midway
Striker Extreme (new in box) 2550 Stern (is this any good?)
Star Trek 525 Bally Midway
Star Trek Next Generation 1250 Williams
Robo Cop 325 Data East
Maverick 775 Data East
Rapid Fire 325 Bally Midway
Airborne 725 Capcom
Stop 'n Go (1967 classic) 475 Williams (rare inverted flippers)
Black Knight 600 Williams
Stellar Wars (spider dwelling) 100 Williams (it was horrible)
Dracula 50 Wouldn't power up, missing parts
Scorpion 250 Williams (only 4 mfg according to buyer)
Strato Flite 138 Williams
Hurricane 775 Williams
The auctioneer really milked the pin tables. The bidders
were generally a little more mature than the arcade bidders.
He knows they probably have more money too :)
Miscellaneous items thrown into the auction:
Sony Playstation II winning bid $ 525
4 tickets to Orlando Magic Basketball $ 200
1000 Mhz ®
Russell S. Laikask
Emulating from Orlando
Re: Auction Results Page 2
Author: Merlin Amusements
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
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WOW! That was fast! Thanks for the results. (I bought the Golden Tee 2K for $875, not $900) I left early because I got what I came for :) (Except for the Tornado foosball that wasn't there). Russell, are you the guy with the pad taking down all the results that I spoke to near the Asteroids? I was the guy in the burgundy shirt and shorts playing the it. Vague,I know. ;) Did you happen to get any results from the juke boxes? I wanted to get that old Seeburg , but the wifey wanted to go shopping at the outlet mall. Thanks, again, Mike (Merlin Amusements) 1000 Mhz � <laikaskr@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:1zeW5.5503$sk.87586@news1.mco... PAGE # 2 These are the winning bids at the Orlando Super Auction - Saturday December second at the Orlando Fairgrounds Their schedule can be found at: www.superauctions.com 122 Arcade Machines 25 Pinball Machines ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - The Auction moved very quickly - 122 arcade machines in 90 minutes. About 75% of the cabinets had 25" monitors. Someone cut the plugs off two machines before the auction in an attempt to win them at a low bid, but they were defeated by thrifty auction technicians who fixed them. The pinball machines looked pretty good, except one which was home to many spiders and perhaps a few mice. Game, in the order sold high bid comment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Operation Thunderbolt 150 Samurai Showdown, dead 200 looked like brand new 25" Ms Pac 425 Die Hard Arcade 325 Raiden (25" monitor) 200 excellent game and bid Ms Pac 375 tired and worn Terminator 2, dead 250 After Burner 175 dirty Virtua Racing 300 Capcom Bowling 125 fade, blur Tekken II 250 Terminator 2 300 MK 3 338 good deal Super Hang On 125 Wrestle Fest 125 Teenage mutant blah blah 150 another good deal Super Mario Brothers 150 pretty nice machine Skins Game 250 Double Axle 175 Alien 100 Magic Sword 150 Galaga 550 condition 8.5 plus !!! Tekken2 275 Ms Pac 325 Power Drift 150 Super Hang On 150 Ms Pac in Pacman cabinet 400 After Burner 150 Ataxx 125 Turbo Outrun, dead 75 Punch Out 100 Centipede 375 bad phosphor burn Road Blasters 150 Spider Man 100 Kidniki ? 100 ugly, never heard of it Fantasia 100 hideous Battle Toads 75 Neo Geo 6 slot 150 a giant monster machine Road Blasters 50 lowest auction price Xenophobe 75 Dark Adventure 125 SF II Hyper Fighting 188 Hang On 150 Pole Position 125 1943 175 Okay, now on to the pinball machines. Some of these prices were noted courtesy of a very nice young blonde lady while I went to get a hot dog. She's a mult-pinball collector. If you're out there, say hi ! Game, in the order sold high bid comment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Teenage Mutant Ninja 650 Data East Lost World 1500 Sega Baseball 650 Ancient, handmade of oak Shaq Attack 650 Gottlieb Barb Wire 650 Gottlieb High Speed 700 Williams Pinball Wizard (yes Tommy) 1075 Data East Jurassic Park 925 Data East Hook 1175 Data East Fireball2 550 Bally Midway Striker Extreme (new in box) 2550 Stern (is this any good?) Star Trek 525 Bally Midway Star Trek Next Generation 1250 Williams Robo Cop 325 Data East Maverick 775 Data East Rapid Fire 325 Bally Midway Airborne 725 Capcom Stop 'n Go (1967 classic) 475 Williams (rare inverted flippers) Black Knight 600 Williams Stellar Wars (spider dwelling) 100 Williams (it was horrible) Dracula 50 Wouldn't power up, missing parts Scorpion 250 Williams (only 4 mfg according to buyer) Strato Flite 138 Williams Hurricane 775 Williams The auctioneer really milked the pin tables. The bidders were generally a little more mature than the arcade bidders. He knows they probably have more money too :) Miscellaneous items thrown into the auction: Sony Playstation II winning bid $ 525 4 tickets to Orlando Magic Basketball $ 200 1000 Mhz � Russell S. Laikask Emulating from Orlando
Re: Auction Results Page 2
Author: 1000 Mhz ®
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
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(I bought the Golden Tee 2K for $875, not $900)
I'm sure you paid at least $900 before you got out that
bay door though... So the listing is accurate enough, hmmm ?
But good deal. I believe that machine has very few
hours and they wrapped it up real nice for ya.
That auctioneer was okay, but he wasn't the best and the damn thing went so fast I could barely write it all down. He must inject himself with cocaine before he goes out on the floor, because I was exhausted just following him ! He was still cranked up when I left after the pinball machines. They moved on to ticket
redemption machines and I left before the juke boxes.
I think I do remember you. Did you say you have an Asteroids Deluxe
in your living room ? That Asteroids was a beauty !!! I would love
to have one of those. I don't like deluxe quite as much though and mame
dosen't really do the game justice. I noticed that the laser shots were
much brighter on that XY monitor than the other moving objects and those monitors are so damn crisp too. I think I'll bid on one of those next time.
> WOW! That was fast! Thanks for the results.
Yeah, and I took a LYNX bus home with transfer downtown.
You're welcome. I know everyone likes the references.
1000 Mhz ®
Russell S. Laikask
Emulating from Orlando
----- Original Message -----
From: "Merlin Amusements" <merlinam@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <laikaskr@bellsouth.net>
Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 6:11 PM
Subject: Re: Auction Results Page 2
> WOW! That was fast! Thanks for the results. (I bought the Golden Tee 2K for
> $875, not $900) I left early because I got what I came for :) (Except for
> the Tornado foosball that wasn't there). Russell, are you the guy with the
> pad taking down all the results that I spoke to near the Asteroids? I was
> the guy in the burgundy shirt and shorts playing the it. Vague,I know. ;)
> Did you happen to get any results from the juke boxes? I wanted to get that
> old Seeburg , but the wifey wanted to go shopping at the outlet mall.
> Thanks, again,
> Mike (Merlin Amusements)
>
>
> 1000 Mhz ® <laikaskr@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:1zeW5.5503$sk.87586@news1.mco...
> PAGE # 2
>
> These are the winning bids at the Orlando Super Auction -
> Saturday December second at the Orlando Fairgrounds
>
> Their schedule can be found at: www.superauctions.com
>
> 122 Arcade Machines 25 Pinball Machines
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> -
> The Auction moved very quickly - 122 arcade machines
> in 90 minutes. About 75% of the cabinets had 25"
> monitors. Someone cut the plugs off two machines
> before the auction in an attempt to win them at
> a low bid, but they were defeated by thrifty auction
> technicians who fixed them. The pinball machines
> looked pretty good, except one which was home to
> many spiders and perhaps a few mice.
>
>
>
> Game, in the order sold high bid comment
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Operation Thunderbolt 150
> Samurai Showdown, dead 200 looked like brand new 25"
> Ms Pac 425
> Die Hard Arcade 325
> Raiden (25" monitor) 200 excellent game and bid
> Ms Pac 375 tired and worn
> Terminator 2, dead 250
> After Burner 175 dirty
> Virtua Racing 300
> Capcom Bowling 125 fade, blur
> Tekken II 250
> Terminator 2 300
> MK 3 338 good deal
> Super Hang On 125
> Wrestle Fest 125
> Teenage mutant blah blah 150 another good deal
> Super Mario Brothers 150 pretty nice machine
> Skins Game 250
> Double Axle 175
> Alien 100
> Magic Sword 150
> Galaga 550 condition 8.5 plus
> !!!
> Tekken2 275
> Ms Pac 325
> Power Drift 150
> Super Hang On 150
> Ms Pac in Pacman cabinet 400
> After Burner 150
> Ataxx 125
> Turbo Outrun, dead 75
> Punch Out 100
> Centipede 375 bad phosphor burn
> Road Blasters 150
> Spider Man 100
> Kidniki ? 100 ugly, never heard
> of it
> Fantasia 100 hideous
> Battle Toads 75
> Neo Geo 6 slot 150 a giant monster machine
> Road Blasters 50 lowest auction price
> Xenophobe 75
> Dark Adventure 125
> SF II Hyper Fighting 188
> Hang On 150
> Pole Position 125
> 1943 175
>
> Okay, now on to the pinball machines. Some of these prices
> were noted courtesy of a very nice young blonde lady while I
> went to get a hot dog. She's a mult-pinball collector.
> If you're out there, say hi !
>
> Game, in the order sold high bid comment
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Teenage Mutant Ninja 650 Data East
> Lost World 1500 Sega
> Baseball 650 Ancient, handmade
> of oak
> Shaq Attack 650 Gottlieb
> Barb Wire 650 Gottlieb
> High Speed 700 Williams
> Pinball Wizard (yes Tommy) 1075 Data East
> Jurassic Park 925 Data East
> Hook 1175 Data East
> Fireball2 550 Bally Midway
> Striker Extreme (new in box) 2550 Stern (is this any good?)
> Star Trek 525 Bally Midway
> Star Trek Next Generation 1250 Williams
> Robo Cop 325 Data East
> Maverick 775 Data East
> Rapid Fire 325 Bally Midway
> Airborne 725 Capcom
> Stop 'n Go (1967 classic) 475 Williams (rare inverted
> flippers)
> Black Knight 600 Williams
> Stellar Wars (spider dwelling) 100 Williams (it was horrible)
> Dracula 50 Wouldn't power up,
> missing parts
> Scorpion 250 Williams (only 4 mfg
> according to buyer)
> Strato Flite 138 Williams
> Hurricane 775 Williams
>
> The auctioneer really milked the pin tables. The bidders
> were generally a little more mature than the arcade bidders.
> He knows they probably have more money too :)
>
> Miscellaneous items thrown into the auction:
>
> Sony Playstation II winning bid $ 525
> 4 tickets to Orlando Magic Basketball $ 200
>
> 1000 Mhz ®
> Russell S. Laikask
> Emulating from Orlando
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1000 Mhz ®
Russell S. Laikask
Emulating from Orlando
"Merlin Amusements" <merlinam@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message news:NgfW5.84972$Ze6.19023816@typhoon.tampabay.rr.com...
> WOW! That was fast! Thanks for the results. (I bought the Golden Tee 2K for
> $875, not $900) I left early because I got what I came for :) (Except for
> the Tornado foosball that wasn't there). Russell, are you the guy with the
> pad taking down all the results that I spoke to near the Asteroids? I was
> the guy in the burgundy shirt and shorts playing the it. Vague,I know. ;)
> Did you happen to get any results from the juke boxes? I wanted to get that
> old Seeburg , but the wifey wanted to go shopping at the outlet mall.
> Thanks, again,
> Mike (Merlin Amusements)
>
>
> 1000 Mhz ® <laikaskr@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:1zeW5.5503$sk.87586@news1.mco...
> PAGE # 2
>
> These are the winning bids at the Orlando Super Auction -
> Saturday December second at the Orlando Fairgrounds
>
> Their schedule can be found at: www.superauctions.com
>
> 122 Arcade Machines 25 Pinball Machines
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> -
> The Auction moved very quickly - 122 arcade machines
> in 90 minutes. About 75% of the cabinets had 25"
> monitors. Someone cut the plugs off two machines
> before the auction in an attempt to win them at
> a low bid, but they were defeated by thrifty auction
> technicians who fixed them. The pinball machines
> looked pretty good, except one which was home to
> many spiders and perhaps a few mice.
>
>
>
> Game, in the order sold high bid comment
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Operation Thunderbolt 150
> Samurai Showdown, dead 200 looked like brand new 25"
> Ms Pac 425
> Die Hard Arcade 325
> Raiden (25" monitor) 200 excellent game and bid
> Ms Pac 375 tired and worn
> Terminator 2, dead 250
> After Burner 175 dirty
> Virtua Racing 300
> Capcom Bowling 125 fade, blur
> Tekken II 250
> Terminator 2 300
> MK 3 338 good deal
> Super Hang On 125
> Wrestle Fest 125
> Teenage mutant blah blah 150 another good deal
> Super Mario Brothers 150 pretty nice machine
> Skins Game 250
> Double Axle 175
> Alien 100
> Magic Sword 150
> Galaga 550 condition 8.5 plus
> !!!
> Tekken2 275
> Ms Pac 325
> Power Drift 150
> Super Hang On 150
> Ms Pac in Pacman cabinet 400
> After Burner 150
> Ataxx 125
> Turbo Outrun, dead 75
> Punch Out 100
> Centipede 375 bad phosphor burn
> Road Blasters 150
> Spider Man 100
> Kidniki ? 100 ugly, never heard
> of it
> Fantasia 100 hideous
> Battle Toads 75
> Neo Geo 6 slot 150 a giant monster machine
> Road Blasters 50 lowest auction price
> Xenophobe 75
> Dark Adventure 125
> SF II Hyper Fighting 188
> Hang On 150
> Pole Position 125
> 1943 175
>
> Okay, now on to the pinball machines. Some of these prices
> were noted courtesy of a very nice young blonde lady while I
> went to get a hot dog. She's a mult-pinball collector.
> If you're out there, say hi !
>
> Game, in the order sold high bid comment
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Teenage Mutant Ninja 650 Data East
> Lost World 1500 Sega
> Baseball 650 Ancient, handmade
> of oak
> Shaq Attack 650 Gottlieb
> Barb Wire 650 Gottlieb
> High Speed 700 Williams
> Pinball Wizard (yes Tommy) 1075 Data East
> Jurassic Park 925 Data East
> Hook 1175 Data East
> Fireball2 550 Bally Midway
> Striker Extreme (new in box) 2550 Stern (is this any good?)
> Star Trek 525 Bally Midway
> Star Trek Next Generation 1250 Williams
> Robo Cop 325 Data East
> Maverick 775 Data East
> Rapid Fire 325 Bally Midway
> Airborne 725 Capcom
> Stop 'n Go (1967 classic) 475 Williams (rare inverted
> flippers)
> Black Knight 600 Williams
> Stellar Wars (spider dwelling) 100 Williams (it was horrible)
> Dracula 50 Wouldn't power up,
> missing parts
> Scorpion 250 Williams (only 4 mfg
> according to buyer)
> Strato Flite 138 Williams
> Hurricane 775 Williams
>
> The auctioneer really milked the pin tables. The bidders
> were generally a little more mature than the arcade bidders.
> He knows they probably have more money too :)
>
> Miscellaneous items thrown into the auction:
>
> Sony Playstation II winning bid $ 525
> 4 tickets to Orlando Magic Basketball $ 200
>
> 1000 Mhz ®
> Russell S. Laikask
> Emulating from Orlando
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Re: Auction Results Page 2
Author: Merlin Amusements
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
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You are right about the fee. Just commenting on the "hammer price". That was me with the Deluxe in my living room. Also have Tempest and the best damn original Sinistar I have ever seen. :) I know many people like the original Asteroids better, but when I was playing it, it seemed slow compared to my deluxe. I also like the 3D effect with the mirrored monitor and black light. Gameplay is a bit more exiting to me with the extra enemy it has. I don't know what it is called, but it's a rush to run, turn and blast it away! the old one is just shooting rocks and UFOs. Just my opinion.... Mike 1000 Mhz � <laikaskr@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:lIfW5.5524$sk.88089@news1.mco... (I bought the Golden Tee 2K for $875, not $900) I'm sure you paid at least $900 before you got out that bay door though... So the listing is accurate enough, hmmm ? But good deal. I believe that machine has very few hours and they wrapped it up real nice for ya. That auctioneer was okay, but he wasn't the best and the damn thing went so fast I could barely write it all down. He must inject himself with cocaine before he goes out on the floor, because I was exhausted just following him ! He was still cranked up when I left after the pinball machines. They moved on to ticket redemption machines and I left before the juke boxes. I think I do remember you. Did you say you have an Asteroids Deluxe in your living room ? That Asteroids was a beauty !!! I would love to have one of those. I don't like deluxe quite as much though and mame dosen't really do the game justice. I noticed that the laser shots were much brighter on that XY monitor than the other moving objects and those monitors are so damn crisp too. I think I'll bid on one of those next time. > WOW! That was fast! Thanks for the results. Yeah, and I took a LYNX bus home with transfer downtown. You're welcome. I know everyone likes the references. 1000 Mhz � Russell S. Laikask Emulating from Orlando ----- Original Message ----- From: "Merlin Amusements" <merlinam@tampabay.rr.com> To: <laikaskr@bellsouth.net> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 6:11 PM Subject: Re: Auction Results Page 2 > WOW! That was fast! Thanks for the results. (I bought the Golden Tee 2K for > $875, not $900) I left early because I got what I came for :) (Except for > the Tornado foosball that wasn't there). Russell, are you the guy with the > pad taking down all the results that I spoke to near the Asteroids? I was > the guy in the burgundy shirt and shorts playing the it. Vague,I know. ;) > Did you happen to get any results from the juke boxes? I wanted to get that > old Seeburg , but the wifey wanted to go shopping at the outlet mall. > Thanks, again, > Mike (Merlin Amusements) > > > 1000 Mhz � <laikaskr@bellsouth.net> wrote in message > news:1zeW5.5503$sk.87586@news1.mco... > PAGE # 2 > > These are the winning bids at the Orlando Super Auction - > Saturday December second at the Orlando Fairgrounds > > Their schedule can be found at: www.superauctions.com > > 122 Arcade Machines 25 Pinball Machines > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > - > The Auction moved very quickly - 122 arcade machines > in 90 minutes. About 75% of the cabinets had 25" > monitors. Someone cut the plugs off two machines > before the auction in an attempt to win them at > a low bid, but they were defeated by thrifty auction > technicians who fixed them. The pinball machines > looked pretty good, except one which was home to > many spiders and perhaps a few mice. > > > > Game, in the order sold high bid comment > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Operation Thunderbolt 150 > Samurai Showdown, dead 200 looked like brand new 25" > Ms Pac 425 > Die Hard Arcade 325 > Raiden (25" monitor) 200 excellent game and bid > Ms Pac 375 tired and worn > Terminator 2, dead 250 > After Burner 175 dirty > Virtua Racing 300 > Capcom Bowling 125 fade, blur > Tekken II 250 > Terminator 2 300 > MK 3 338 good deal > Super Hang On 125 > Wrestle Fest 125 > Teenage mutant blah blah 150 another good deal > Super Mario Brothers 150 pretty nice machine > Skins Game 250 > Double Axle 175 > Alien 100 > Magic Sword 150 > Galaga 550 condition 8.5 plus > !!! > Tekken2 275 > Ms Pac 325 > Power Drift 150 > Super Hang On 150 > Ms Pac in Pacman cabinet 400 > After Burner 150 > Ataxx 125 > Turbo Outrun, dead 75 > Punch Out 100 > Centipede 375 bad phosphor burn > Road Blasters 150 > Spider Man 100 > Kidniki ? 100 ugly, never heard > of it > Fantasia 100 hideous > Battle Toads 75 > Neo Geo 6 slot 150 a giant monster machine > Road Blasters 50 lowest auction price > Xenophobe 75 > Dark Adventure 125 > SF II Hyper Fighting 188 > Hang On 150 > Pole Position 125 > 1943 175 > > Okay, now on to the pinball machines. Some of these prices > were noted courtesy of a very nice young blonde lady while I > went to get a hot dog. She's a mult-pinball collector. > If you're out there, say hi ! > > Game, in the order sold high bid comment > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Teenage Mutant Ninja 650 Data East > Lost World 1500 Sega > Baseball 650 Ancient, handmade > of oak > Shaq Attack 650 Gottlieb > Barb Wire 650 Gottlieb > High Speed 700 Williams > Pinball Wizard (yes Tommy) 1075 Data East > Jurassic Park 925 Data East > Hook 1175 Data East > Fireball2 550 Bally Midway > Striker Extreme (new in box) 2550 Stern (is this any good?) > Star Trek 525 Bally Midway > Star Trek Next Generation 1250 Williams > Robo Cop 325 Data East > Maverick 775 Data East > Rapid Fire 325 Bally Midway > Airborne 725 Capcom > Stop 'n Go (1967 classic) 475 Williams (rare inverted > flippers) > Black Knight 600 Williams > Stellar Wars (spider dwelling) 100 Williams (it was horrible) > Dracula 50 Wouldn't power up, > missing parts > Scorpion 250 Williams (only 4 mfg > according to buyer) > Strato Flite 138 Williams > Hurricane 775 Williams > > The auctioneer really milked the pin tables. The bidders > were generally a little more mature than the arcade bidders. > He knows they probably have more money too :) > > Miscellaneous items thrown into the auction: > > Sony Playstation II winning bid $ 525 > 4 tickets to Orlando Magic Basketball $ 200 > > 1000 Mhz � > Russell S. Laikask > Emulating from Orlando > > > > > > > > > > > -- 1000 Mhz � Russell S. Laikask Emulating from Orlando "Merlin Amusements" <merlinam@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message news:NgfW5.84972$Ze6.19023816@typhoon.tampabay.rr.com... > WOW! That was fast! Thanks for the results. (I bought the Golden Tee 2K for > $875, not $900) I left early because I got what I came for :) (Except for > the Tornado foosball that wasn't there). Russell, are you the guy with the > pad taking down all the results that I spoke to near the Asteroids? I was > the guy in the burgundy shirt and shorts playing the it. Vague,I know. ;) > Did you happen to get any results from the juke boxes? I wanted to get that > old Seeburg , but the wifey wanted to go shopping at the outlet mall. > Thanks, again, > Mike (Merlin Amusements) > > > 1000 Mhz � <laikaskr@bellsouth.net> wrote in message > news:1zeW5.5503$sk.87586@news1.mco... > PAGE # 2 > > These are the winning bids at the Orlando Super Auction - > Saturday December second at the Orlando Fairgrounds > > Their schedule can be found at: www.superauctions.com > > 122 Arcade Machines 25 Pinball Machines > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > - > The Auction moved very quickly - 122 arcade machines > in 90 minutes. About 75% of the cabinets had 25" > monitors. Someone cut the plugs off two machines > before the auction in an attempt to win them at > a low bid, but they were defeated by thrifty auction > technicians who fixed them. The pinball machines > looked pretty good, except one which was home to > many spiders and perhaps a few mice. > > > > Game, in the order sold high bid comment > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Operation Thunderbolt 150 > Samurai Showdown, dead 200 looked like brand new 25" > Ms Pac 425 > Die Hard Arcade 325 > Raiden (25" monitor) 200 excellent game and bid > Ms Pac 375 tired and worn > Terminator 2, dead 250 > After Burner 175 dirty > Virtua Racing 300 > Capcom Bowling 125 fade, blur > Tekken II 250 > Terminator 2 300 > MK 3 338 good deal > Super Hang On 125 > Wrestle Fest 125 > Teenage mutant blah blah 150 another good deal > Super Mario Brothers 150 pretty nice machine > Skins Game 250 > Double Axle 175 > Alien 100 > Magic Sword 150 > Galaga 550 condition 8.5 plus > !!! > Tekken2 275 > Ms Pac 325 > Power Drift 150 > Super Hang On 150 > Ms Pac in Pacman cabinet 400 > After Burner 150 > Ataxx 125 > Turbo Outrun, dead 75 > Punch Out 100 > Centipede 375 bad phosphor burn > Road Blasters 150 > Spider Man 100 > Kidniki ? 100 ugly, never heard > of it > Fantasia 100 hideous > Battle Toads 75 > Neo Geo 6 slot 150 a giant monster machine > Road Blasters 50 lowest auction price > Xenophobe 75 > Dark Adventure 125 > SF II Hyper Fighting 188 > Hang On 150 > Pole Position 125 > 1943 175 > > Okay, now on to the pinball machines. Some of these prices > were noted courtesy of a very nice young blonde lady while I > went to get a hot dog. She's a mult-pinball collector. > If you're out there, say hi ! > > Game, in the order sold high bid comment > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Teenage Mutant Ninja 650 Data East > Lost World 1500 Sega > Baseball 650 Ancient, handmade > of oak > Shaq Attack 650 Gottlieb > Barb Wire 650 Gottlieb > High Speed 700 Williams > Pinball Wizard (yes Tommy) 1075 Data East > Jurassic Park 925 Data East > Hook 1175 Data East > Fireball2 550 Bally Midway > Striker Extreme (new in box) 2550 Stern (is this any good?) > Star Trek 525 Bally Midway > Star Trek Next Generation 1250 Williams > Robo Cop 325 Data East > Maverick 775 Data East > Rapid Fire 325 Bally Midway > Airborne 725 Capcom > Stop 'n Go (1967 classic) 475 Williams (rare inverted > flippers) > Black Knight 600 Williams > Stellar Wars (spider dwelling) 100 Williams (it was horrible) > Dracula 50 Wouldn't power up, > missing parts > Scorpion 250 Williams (only 4 mfg > according to buyer) > Strato Flite 138 Williams > Hurricane 775 Williams > > The auctioneer really milked the pin tables. The bidders > were generally a little more mature than the arcade bidders. > He knows they probably have more money too :) > > Miscellaneous items thrown into the auction: > > Sony Playstation II winning bid $ 525 > 4 tickets to Orlando Magic Basketball $ 200 > > 1000 Mhz � > Russell S. Laikask > Emulating from Orlando > > > > > > > > >
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