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Need Help Identifying This Slot Machine

Postby redsun54 » Tue Nov 17, 2015 4:26 pm

I need help in identifying this slot machine that was given to me by my in-laws. They have had it since the 60's but it looks a lot older than that. I cannot find a name on it or on the inside. It is all original and does work. It is a nickel machine. I am NOT an expert on slot machines except donating my money at the casinos. I have attached a picture and would appreciate any help in putting a year to this and possible value. NO it is not for sale.
Thanks to anyone who can educate me on this.
Dave
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Re: Need Help Identifying This Slot Machine

Postby mechanic » Tue Nov 17, 2015 9:43 pm

This is a Mills Bursting Cherry Made in Chicago IL Circa 1937.
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Re: Need Help Identifying This Slot Machine

Postby SLOT DYNASTY » Wed Nov 18, 2015 4:07 am

Hi Dave:
Yes, this is a Mills "Bursting Cherry", and this particular version, is also called a "Brown Front".
There is more than one color variation that this model came in. Yours appears to be all original,
and unmolested. Leave it as is, and don't do any touch-ups, as most machines are worth a little
more when kept completely original. Just play the hell out of it, and if you talk nice to it, many
times it will spit a few nickels in the cup. All of these vintage machines get lonely when alone,
which leads to buying another for company. Just don't put a Junk Reproduction next to it, as it
will become very upset. If you do get hooked on this hobby, this Forum is the place to visit, and
ask questions, before jumping into something you may not know much about, as there are the
usual 'snooker artists' out there, just as in most hobbies. Good luck with your new treasure.
Bill
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Re: Need Help Identifying This Slot Machine

Postby radiorich123 » Wed Nov 18, 2015 6:31 am

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HI

I have the same mills brown front machine that is restored and if I would sell it I should get $1850.00 for it. You have a nice machine.
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Re: Need Help Identifying This Slot Machine

Postby redsun54 » Wed Nov 18, 2015 11:21 am

Many thanks to all of you who replied and gave me the information I was looking for. I will keep watching this forum and you never know I may have to get a brother for this machine. I have two g-kids that love to play it and they fight over who plays first. The machine must be set to pay out as it costs me around $5 every time they visit.....but they love it and that is all that matters....lol
Again thanks.... :D
Dave
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