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Bally 1970s five line, five coin, quarter (.25 cent) electro-mechanical slot machine, model #873. Fully operational.

This is considered one of Bally's finest antique electric-mechanical slot machine. This is a very rare machine-legal in most states. The reels have fruits, 7's and bars. Everything works. Reels, lights, bell, lock w/key, payout/hopper. You won't be disappointed. Don't confuse this machine with the cheap Pachislo slots from Japan. This is a genuine BALLY. This machine is a clean and well-kept machine. (the stand in the photo is not included in the sale). Overall dimensions are: 18" x 19" by 34" high.

NOTE: Due to laws regulating the sale of antique slot machines, I, as a seller, will not sell to bidders in the states of Alabama, Connecticut, Hawaii, Indiana, Nebraska, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Bids from bidders residing in any of these states will be cancelled. Bidders placing illegal bids will receive negative feedback.

Local pickup only. Winning bidder must email paypal payment within 3 days of end of auction. I will also accept cash, cashiers check or money orders from buyers picking up machine in Oak Creek, Wisconsin if picking up promptly at end of auction (within 3 days of end of auction). Oak Creek is in Southeastern Wisconsin-Milwaukee County.

This style slot machine (if able to be found) is sold in casino equipment/slot machine stores ranging in price from $2,499 to $2,999. This particular item would make a beautiful, colorful item to place in a rec room for all your family and friends to enjoy. Having this item is a lot like an antique auto -- it won't lose it's value --but will appreciate in value.

This could make a nice family Christmas gift.

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