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The Keeny Sramball appears on ebay now and then; they don't seem to generate much interest. There are currently 2 up for sale; one Buy It Now for $289 with no takers so far; the other is auction style at only $37 with a couple of days left to go.

Seems like a couple years ago, a bunch of them came up on ebay and were advertised as a warehouse find, still new in original boxes. I'm wondering if that was legit.

It isn't much of a game, and seems to have little interest, but it seems to me that one of these at a low price would be a nice addition to the collection and you wouldn't care if the grandkids played it unsupervised.

Jim

nvmos wrote:The Keeny Sramball appears on ebay now and then; they don't seem to generate much interest. There are currently 2 up for sale; one Buy It Now for $289 with no takers so far; the other is auction style at only $37 with a couple of days left to go.

Seems like a couple years ago, a bunch of them came up on ebay and were advertised as a warehouse find, still new in original boxes. I'm wondering if that was legit.

It isn't much of a game, and seems to have little interest, but it seems to me that one of these at a low price would be a nice addition to the collection and you wouldn't care if the grandkids played it unsupervised.

Jim

There were several found in a warehouse on the S/W side of Chicago. Some were new old stock still in the box. I think that there were on eBay for $200 on a buy it now type of auction.

BORING GAME!

I bought one of these when they came up on Ebay as N.O.S. It was shipped in the original box marked Keeny with all the accesories. I still have it, in the box that it came in. I opened it up, fiddled with it and can tell you why there is no interest; the game does nothing, shoot a ball that falls into a numbered slot. The Bar keep took tally on a supplied pad of paper and pencil. High score wins. No payouts from the machine. If you could get it for $50-$75 it would make an interesting conversation piece.