What areas of USA operate coin pushers?

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Just curious. Here in NC it's one of those back-room things that goes
on and operator makes enough money, that if he gets caught and the law
seized the unit, no big deal. I have a line on some very nice,
high-quality units and was wondering where I could market to.

Thanks

Dave

electronicamuse at A O L dotcom

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Don't know if they are legal or not, I suppose they probably are, but I
have seen them in plain sight in several places here in WV, such as
high traffic truck stops and gas stations.

Wade

Electronic Amusements wrote:
> Just curious. Here in NC it's one of those back-room things that goes
> on and operator makes enough money, that if he gets caught and the law
> seized the unit, no big deal. I have a line on some very nice,
> high-quality units and was wondering where I could market to.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dave
>
> electronicamuse at A O L dotcom

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basically ANYWHERE along the NJ seashore... the things are frigging
ubiquitous

"Electronic Amusements" <Electronicamuse@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1119973447.130788.88600@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Just curious. Here in NC it's one of those back-room things that goes
> on and operator makes enough money, that if he gets caught and the law
> seized the unit, no big deal. I have a line on some very nice,
> high-quality units and was wondering where I could market to.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dave
>
> electronicamuse at A O L dotcom
>

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the are extremely popular in texas and I have been looking for some
used ones
tim

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I think the ones at the Seattle center run on tokens, but it's been years
since I played one. They are all over in Vegas in the older casinos. -dan


On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 web.questions@comcast.net wrote:

> Not that it helps, but I can remember playing them at the Seattle
> Center years ago. I have no idea if they're still there. I agree that
> it was an addicting game. The one I played consisted of several model
> bulldozers that moved back and forth. You drop your quarter into a
> slot that you could move left and right to 'aim'.
>
> Ah, memories....
>
>

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We have them here in the state of NY, the ones in the arcades usually
operate on tokens, and the ones at the carnivals usually operate on quarters
but i have seen them operate on tokens as well. They are very popular here
at carnivals and in the arcade, i remember seeing them even when i was a
kid.

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i bought my machine from coin-pushers.com and no problems yet in my state