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Only 90 Varkon machines were manufactured
Varkon uses a mirror-based display system where the playfield is tilted away and viewed via mirror reflection
Varkon features joystick-controlled flippers instead of traditional flipper buttons
Varkon was manufactured by Harry Williams/Williams Electronics
Rare stand-up arcade cabinet featuring physical pinball playfield visible through mirrors
Unique pinball machine disguised as arcade game with joystick controls, only 90 units produced
Rare Williams vertical pinball machine disguised as arcade cabinet; only 90 units produced; uses mirror-based display and joystick-controlled flippers
Williams arcade cabinet with vertical inverted pinball playfield; described as novelty piece requiring discovery late in evening
Rare Williams SS pinball; lot 1049, $23,500 hammer price ($29,879.08 with fees), second-highest priced item
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Current secondary market price for Varkon is approximately $8,000
Only Pastimes Arcade and Galloping Ghosts have publicly playable Varkon machines
Varkon's vertical pinball design was innovative and somewhat risky for its time period