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ANOTHER FAKE GOLDEN NUGGET ON EBAY

Postby Midcoast Vintage » Sat Jul 27, 2013 8:24 pm

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Re: ANOTHER FAKE GOLDEN NUGGET ON EBAY

Postby Jackpot » Sun Jul 28, 2013 12:27 am

If you want to see a real one, (Golden Nugget) there is one posted over on http://www.coinslots.com and you can see what the real McCoy looks like. There has to be 100,000.00 reproduction phony ones for every real one.
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Re: ANOTHER FAKE GOLDEN NUGGET ON EBAY

Postby marsonion » Mon Jul 29, 2013 10:36 am

Yes, was going to throw in another bad joke that the seller misspelled the manufacturer's name: it's spelled "S-E-G-A," not "M-I-L-L-S." But you can see from the pictures that the retooled SEGA mech repros from Colorado look like museum pieces compared to this thing; the Royal Bell Gnuggits at least have functioning escalators but this one just has quarters glued into the escalator window. And look at all that shiny Ace hardware inside! If this came from a Chinese toy factory, there must be tons of them out there... and some fakes are less respectable than others, it seems.


Jackpot wrote:If you want to see a real one, (Golden Nugget) there is one posted over on http://www.coinslots.com and you can see what the real McCoy looks like. There has to be 100,000.00 reproduction phony ones for every real one.
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