Antique Slot Machines Price Guide
- How Much Are Old Slot Machines Worth
- Antique Slot Machine Price Guide
- How Much Are Slot Machines Worth
A vintage arcade 'Select Em' Gaming machine C. 1940, American, by New century, with original keys and fittings, mahogany-cased and wall hanging, height 46 cm, width 26 cm, depth 16.5 cm
A vintage Mills Novelty Co. 25 cent slot machine, made in Chicago, USA
The on line Antique Slot Machine Price Guide is now providing a service where we will forward you leads that are sent to us from people looking to sell a machine. We get hundreds of leads a year. Click here more more information. The price of an antique slot machine may range from a few dollars to as much as $50,000 +, depending on its condition, rarity and how much the buyer is willing to pay for it. Many antique collectors seek these devices as decorative pieces, or as investments for posterity.
A 1930s vintage coin operated arcadeAmusement machine, original painted board and case (needs restoration), used ping-pong balls with blower attachment. Height 185 cm, width 60 cm.
A vintage wooden hi-ball machine with hammer, C. 1930, original paint finish and rubber headed hammer, penny in the slot. Dimensions 210 cm x 6 cm.
An arcade golf machine 'Play Golf' by Chester Pollard C. 1930, English make, threepenny bit coin operated. Oak case with glass front and painted cast iron fairway (4 holes). Height 170 cm, width 11 cm.
An original arcade Mutoscope 'What the Butler Saw' C. 1910, SN3087 penny in the slot girlie photo reel. Reproduction iron stand. Height to top of stand 143 cm.
A 'Theatre of Mystery' working model, possibly from an English pier arcade C. 1935, coin operated, penny in the slot. Height 91 cm x 1 cm.
A vintage English stereoscope arcade machine C. 1920s, battery light with coin operated operation approximately 20 twin stereo cards. Original lenses and glass door. Needs restoration, shade deficient.
A Victorian 'Mills Perfect Muscle Developer' arcade/fairground machine, cast iron and nickle plated components with wooden frame 'Test your Strength' dial, penny in the slot. Height 1,70 cm
A 1970s vintage Kasco 'Gun Smoke' arcade machine, painted cowboy cabinet, coin operated with rifle on pivoting pedestal, with receipts, instruction manual and parts list with circuit diagrams. Dimensions 175 cm x 20 cm x 0 cm.
An Allied 'Sea Hunt' arcade machine 1972, twenty cent coin operated ball in play. Plywood and stainless steel angle iron legs. Height 183 cm, width 70 cm.
A vintage arcade machine 'What is your lucky number', one penny coin operated, painted blue, wooden base (glass needs replacing). Height 155 cm.
A 'Try Your Skill' penny in the slot arcade machine 1920s-30s. Three brass tracks with instructions on the front glass. Dimensions 67 cm x 8 cm
A vintage arcade Flip Ball Domino machine C. 1920-30, coin operated with brass fittings, knobs and levers. Dimensions 72 cm x 8 cm
An American 1920s bell vintage cast metal fruit machine, one-armed-Bandit' three reels no. 238768, raised flower and leaf motif, original painted details. Height 62 cm.
An American 1920s vintage cast metal bell fruit machine, one-armed bandit, three reels with stylised eagle pattern motif, original painting. Height 66 cm
A vintage arcade skill ball machine, one penny coin operation with flip handle, painted red wooden case. Dimensions 22 cm x 2 cm
A large rare American 1940s Panoram short film movie player with 'Soundies' film reels, stylish mahogany veneer cabinet made by the Mills Company for use in bars and restaurants. Mainly showing 1.6 cm popular jazz and dance band films. I…
An oak cased vintage skill ball with clowns arcade machine, coin operated with knobs and handles. Dimensions 74 cm x 7 cm
An orange painted wooden case skill ball arcade machine, custom made with central revolving pin wheel. Height 75 cm, width 45 cm
An old cast alloy frame and painted plaster HMV dog, the frame formerly part of an arcade machine. Dimensions 30 cm x 5 cm. HMV dog height 18 cm.
A 1920s vintage American 'little Duke' one armed bandit fruit machine 19A, cast metal with painted stylish decoration stamped number 20198 (needs attention). Height 63 cm
An old painted wooden house pistol shooting arcade game. Glass sides with a row of cats to shoot at. (needs overhaul), height 162 cm.
An original American coin operated Mutascope arcade machine. Made by the international Mutascope Reel Co. New York . Hand wound flipping photo card reel. Patent 1896 on ironwork stand. 800 approx cards. Height 136 cm.
An arcade 'Lolly Crane' by international Mutoscope Reel Co. New York, the 'Electric Travelling Crane' cast metal fittings, pulleys, stainless steel rods and slides etc. Height 174 cm.
Vintage amusement park ride seat, potentially the 'Paddle-pop lion', approx 78 cm high, 103 cm long
Vintage Penny Slot machine 'The clock' oak case with white metal fittings
An early 20th century oak Penny slot arcade machine, height 75 cm, width 39 cm, depth 25 cm
An ebonized chrome mounted oak cased penny arcade stereoscope, circa 1920s together with a collection of stereoscope viewer cards of nudes etc (separate power cable). 94 cm high, 33 cm wide, 30 cm deep
A miniature 'Las Vegas' fruit machine. 31 cm
A good 19th century French provincial elm dining table, with plank top and single frieze drawer raised on tapering legs. Length 2,20 cm width 75 cm
Two cast iron Arcade 1930s Racers, Green example repainted with replaced wheels. Both L. 18 cm
Patent Gold Changer Express by W & T Avery. Cast iron & brass, circa 1890. 37 cm
sovereign changing machine, 52 cm high
sovereign changing machine, 42 cm high
Peerless coin operated weighing machine. White enameled column with tiled platform base. One penny cost - operating, with enamel shield plaque, 'Your Doctor Says Weigh Yourself Daily'. Height 170 cm
Mills Counter Top Trade Stimulator. Cast iron with hunting scenes to sides. Complete. Near functional. Height 48 cm
Thomas & Wales Penny slot machine. 'The Greyhound Stadium.' functional, unrestored. Height 60 cm. Width 43 cm. Diameter 27 cm
Wooden cased Players Navy cut coin operated (6d) cigarette dispenser (Brecknell Munro and Rogers), 1928
A child's amusement ride in the shape of a giraffe 117 cm (height)
Garretts Bijou Gold Changer, c1900, iron money changer, 28 cm tall. A pioneering change machine…
An English 'Penny Arcade' Slot machine c. 1950's, horse racing, 'Win and Place' oak construction, nickel plated mounts working when lotted. Height 78 cm
A large fibreglass circus tiger amusement
An Indian circus amusement in the form of a duck
Mutoscope No. M.N.41, international Mutoscope reel Co, Inc, New York ; red and green painted metal case, brass turning handle, coin-operated mechanism, base coin-collecting tray, the side door opening to reveal one Mutoscope reel subject No…
A cast iron coin operated arcade weighing scale by the United Vending Machine Co of Cleveland, Ohio, with enamelled instructions, the case labelled, American Talking scale, in unrestored condition. Sold with associated records. Height 197 cm…
A coin operated arcade weighing scale by the British American Novelty Co, with wooden case and cast iron base. In unrestored condition height 174 cm width 46 cm D80 cm
Wurlitzer 1946-47 Bubbler Jukebox, model 1015- 78 RPM, the most successful Jukebox of all time. In the years 1946-1947 over 60,000 were sold. In near new and original working condition. Here is a chance to own the 'King of Jukeboxes'…
Jukebox, AMI model JAH 200, includes approx. 200 records
Slot Machine - 10 cent Coin Operated Electrically Illuminated 4 Reel One armed bandit style in perfect working condition. 'Riviera' by Nutt, Muddle & Sons, Sydney. 74 x 40 cm
Wurlitzer chrome cased wall mounting juke box
AMI Model 1 wall mounting juke box
Seeberg Wall-o-matic Music Selector wall mounting juke box
How Much Are Old Slot Machines Worth
Wurlitzer 200 play wall mounting juke box
Wurlitzer Model 1450 Juke Box, 1951-3 USA
Do you have an old slot machine? Do you want one? If you do, it might be worth the search, as some can be worth quite a bit of money. Slot machines built after 1930 are considered contemporary. Anything older is considered antique. The antique slot machines tend to have original parts, as replacement parts weren’t common. The newer machines from 1930 on, have more than likely been tinkered with and might have replacement parts. In the antique world, the more original parts and features, the better. Here are some tips to consider prior to purchasing one.
If you are interested in investing in an antique machine, look for one in original condition. Something relatively untouched or in mint condition is rare, however, they do exist. Once a slot machine has been restored, the value of the machine decreases. If you find slot machine from the 1930s or 1940s for less than $3,000, the chances are good it has been restored.
Now if money is no object, you may want to consider purchasing an 1899 Mills five-cent antique slot machine. This machine, in original, mint condition would sell for anywhere from $16,000 to $19,000. If money really isn’t an option, a Caille Brothers Peerless 5 Cent floor roulette slot realized $300,000 at auction.
If you are interested in something a little less pricey, there is the antique Owl Slot machine from the Mills Novelty Company that sells for roughly $15,750. This free-standing, fully functional slot machine has a carved solid oak frame, ball and claw feet, and gorgeous metal housings. These machines are highly sought after.
If you are looking to purchase a wood machine, make sure to inspect for damage. The first wooden machines appeared on the market around 1906. The prices are as high as $19,000. Gaming experts and slot machine collectors agree that these machines are worth collecting, as they will only gain in value as time passes.
Antique Slot Machine Price Guide
There is a booming trade in antique slots. Motivated collectors are scouring this niche market looking for original machines, and anything that can be brought up to snuff. A restored slot machine can still fetch good money. There are highly skilled technicians that can restore your find.
The following are fine examples of antique slot machines
How Much Are Slot Machines Worth
• Ten Cent Harrah’s Club Pace Four Reel (1950)
• Ten cent Mills Blue Bell (1948)
• Mills Diamond Front (1941)
• Five cent Mills Black Cherry (1947)
• Super Deluxe Club Chief Jennings (1946)
• Mills Bursting Cherry
• Five cent Watling Treasury (1933)
• 25 cent Watling Coin Front (1935)
• Mills Hi-Top
• Five cent Mills Roman Head (1938)
The price of an antique machine can be as high as $300,000 or as low as $1000. Whether you are looking to make an investment, find the holy grail, or a machine to match your decor, the market is strong, vibrant, and accessible.
Check out the history of slot machines in our article here.