Top 9 of the Rarest and Most Valuable Pinball Machines
Thunderball: Williams Electronics, the arcade game manufacturers behind Joust and Defender, made this pinball machine in 1982.
Varkon: the Varkon pinball machine has an interface that mimics arcade cabinets. The pinball flippers are controlled by joysticks.
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Star Ship: Bally has been making pinball machines since 1931, including this crazy-rare machine, which only had 1 unit produced in total.
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Combat: For an international entry, here’s Combat, a one-of-a-kind electronic pinball machine made by Zaccaria, a company based.
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1776: The rarest pinball machine is 1776. The single unit that exists is a modified version of the pinball machine, Showboat.
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Kingpin: Kingpin was made by Capcom Coin-Op, the pinball manufacturing subsidiary of Capcom, the electronics company better.
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The Pinball Circus: The Pinball Circus is insanely rare. Only 2 machines have been known to exist, though there are some rumors among collectors.
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Krull: The 1983 fantasy-themed pinball machine Krull, based on the film of the same year, never entered official production.
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King Kong: The King Kong pinball machine by Data East Pinball was made as a sort of spiritual successor to a much earlier machine made in 1931.
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