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Anewagin:
I am hoping someone can help me.  I have a Red White & Blue 3-coin IGT slot machine.  The MFG date is 03/86.  I was wondering if this could be correct.  I read somewhere that the 1st RWB machine was rolled out in 1991.
On that same note, what was the manufacturing time table for an "S" machine and a "S+" machine.
therockinelvis:
Post a picture of inside and outside of your machine. 1986 might be a dreaded "M"
Tilt:

--- Quote from: Anewagin on March 27, 2014, 10:22:08 AM ---I am hoping someone can help me.  I have a Red White & Blue 3-coin IGT slot machine.  The MFG date is 03/86.  I was wondering if this could be correct.  I read somewhere that the 1st RWB machine was rolled out in 1991.
On that same note, what was the manufacturing time table for an "S" machine and a "S+" machine.

--- End quote ---

I would say it's correct.  Here's a picture of my RW&B S slot mfg 9/86.  I don't know when the S slot was first manufactured, but I have a Fancy Fruit M Slot that was made in 11/86, so for a period of time IGT was making both the M and S slots.  I think the S+ came in 88 or 89.

Anewagin:
Looking closer it was made in 8/86 model 5136-C.  The speaker was really loud, so I muffled it for now with a wash cloth & duck tape.  I have a 1994 S+ Sizzling 7 and a 1990 S+ Double Diamond.  The boards on those two are easy to remove and the chips say "S plus".
The board on the RW&B is not easily removed (not without some disassembly).  So I am not sure what this machine is.
Why do you say "Dreaded M"?  I am not that familiar with them.
The machine works just fine.  It was an impulse buy this week, and the guy didn't know much about the machine either.  We settled on $650.  I thought that wasn't too bad.  My father-in-law purchased the Double Diamond in 1989 for $1900 and my wife purchased the Sizzling 7 in 2002 for $1000.
Further research tells me I could have traveled down to Ohio and picked up a machine for $600.  Oh well, live & learn.
 
 
Anewagin:
Tilt,  your 2 coin RW&B looks great.  I have been trying to find a 2 coin like that for years, but here in Michigan, they are hard to come by.
I never gambled until I met my wife, and shortly after we were married we went to Vegas, and on the first night I hit Red White & Blue sevens on a 2 coin machine.  Been hooked ever since and been looking for that exact machine.
Good to know they are still out there.
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