After reading " tips on identifying fraudulent machines " I guess this fits into that category.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184888259107?h ... SwTsNgx5n1
watlingboy wrote:The Golden Nuggets actually fall into 2 different categories. You can have an original Mills Black cherry, Diamond front or Golden Falls that someone has bought a Golden Nugget Kit and put on an original machine. These Nugget kits were made by the hundreds and sold. They consisted of reel strips, nuggets, dolls and an award card. These were put on original machines and put on complete reproductions. Whether it was an original machine to start with or a complete repro, like the one you posted, both are wrong and have little in common with the original Nugget machines.
George
sam2002 wrote:Absolutely a reproduction machine!
Heres what an original restored Mills Golden Nugget looks like,
https://coinopcollectorforum.com/viewto ... 272#p31272
nvmos2 wrote:
The fake GNs are maybe the easiest fake slots to spot; be sure to read Dave's entire article closely to avoid getting stuck with one of the other many fakes that plague this hobby.
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