Price Check-Big Times Pay

[Trooper11040]

What should an S2000 Big Times Pay typically sell for in good condition?  Thanks!


Dan

[rokgpsman]

an opinion,,,,,,,

Below is an NLG member with a slot machine business, he was recently selling S2000 machines for $250. This is lower than you generally will see them priced, but it gives you a baseline. I'd expect that a typical price is around $500 and up, but it varies with the location and condition of the machine. Machines on the east coast seem to sell at a higher price than western USA. So it is hard to do estimates like this.

You may want to see what they are selling for online. Just google slot machine dealers, there are many of them. Look at their S2000 machine prices, especially the ones on "special" sales offers, to get an idea. Keep in mind that a dealer has to cover his business costs and stand good for any warranty that comes with the machine. An individual usually doesn't have to worry about that on a private sale.

http://newlifegames.com/nlg/index.php?topic=19895.msg105320#msg105320

[qbert]

Also remember if you are looking for the machine to be totally shopped out (cleaned and working plug and play)
You will be on the north side of $600 in most locations.
Parts complete machines $250-400
Of course game theme can have a huge effect on price.

[Amechanic]

Another thing that affects the price is if the machine has coin handling or is coinless, bill in ticket out. A machine with coin handling can sell for an extra $100-$150..

[Trooper11040]

Look like I scored one for $600, with bill validater, coin hopper, ticket printer, and a base for it. He wanted $900. The machine appears to be in great shape from the photos. I’ll know more tomorrow when I meet up to pick it up