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Joseph	04/28/09	8	9	9	9
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Recent Answers from Marc A. Hess

2009-09-14 Bubble gum machine:

Robert Your machine appears to be a gumball machine called a Carousel. They were made from the 1980's to the present. They appear regularly on eBay and at flea markets. The value of your machine

2009-08-22 gum ball machines:

Judy There are a number of "King" machines. The fact that you say it is a quarter machine leads me to believe it is a fairly recent model. However, without a picture I can not tell for sure which

2009-07-18 pinball machine values:

Hello Wendy My guess is that a Centigrade 37 parts machine (meaning non working and poor condition) would be about $50 to $100 if you could find a buyer. As for the "Flipper Bowling Champ", I

2009-07-05 Columbus Gumball Machine:

Hello Tammie You have part of a Columbus model JMJ. It is missing the front coin door and product chute. It requires a globe that is unique to this machine. At this point I don't know of any source

2009-06-30 1920's Master 1 & 5 Gumball Machine:

Hello Jackie Your machine is a Master no. 2 a/k/a Master Gooseneck penny/nickel. From the pictures you sent to me at my email address, jomax9@hotmail.com, I would say your machine appears to be in