Golden Gate is a game mentioned in 0 episode(s).
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Golden Gate was manufactured by Bally in 1962
Golden Gate and Silver Sails are sister games with interchangeable components but different artwork
The Golden Game mode requires a minimum of 5-6 balls placed in specific sections to achieve a successful completion
The Golden Gate playfield was extremely dirty before restoration, making the artwork barely visible
Magic screen bingo; most collectible of the genre; similar to Silver Sails; estimated $750-$1,250 running value; part of Lou's estate collection
Electromechanical bingo machine that Nick had for sale; exhibited at York Show 2015; suffered from broken solder joint
1962 Bally bingo pinball machine with San Francisco-themed artwork; sister game to Silver Sails; subject of prior podcast episode with Steve Smith
Bingo pinball machine; appeared at York show; purchased by Steve Smith; played at Earl's (location referenced); broken back glass issues; eventually restored with paper sandwich glass
Magic screen bingo game; Jeffrey Lawton owns one; Robert is excited to set up the one from St. Louis purchase
Bingo machine owned by Steve in Richmond; has gate feature but scoring limitations that Phil discussed; rolled/beaten during Phil's visit
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Golden Gate is the most collectible magic screen bingo game
Golden Gate bingo machines in good running condition sell for $750-$1,250
Bally bingo pinball machine with magic screen feature; previously covered in episode 187
Bally bingo machine notable for having a purple section and golden game mini-feature
Bally Magic Screen bingo pinball game with rare extra features; owned/restored by Steve Smith
Bingo machine owned by Steve Smith; exhibited at Bingo Row.
Bingo pinball machine owned by Steve Smith; inspiration for Multi-Bingo's foot rail plate design; Nick obtained new old stock Golden Gate foot rail plate for Multi-Bingo
Bally bingo machine; part of 'Holy Trinity' of bingo pinball; considered top-tier; owned by Steve Smith
Magic Screen bingo game owned by host's friend; work-in-progress machine that was fully functional, used for gameplay demonstration
1962 Bally bingo pinball machine featuring Magic Screen and Golden Game qualifier; recently restored; will be at York Show
Pinball machine restored by Steve Smith; used as example of professional restoration work
Bingo game referenced as having a purple section; Robert Medl considers its added complexity excessive compared to simpler titles.
Classic bingo pinball game being unveiled in acrylic form at Houston Arcade Expo; described as 'one of the best games ever made'
Bingo machine at Denver venue; offered for sale at $800 in conversation with Phil.
Bingo machine displayed by Steve Smith at Bingo Row; noted for quality restoration and cosmetic appearance
Bingo game possibly included in large lot of 36 games (backs of heads visible only)
Bingo pinball machine that was converted by Chris Howard to include Futurity feature, renamed to 'Golden Gates'
1934 flipperless bingo pinball with powered playfield elements (return-out-balls, trap arm, auto-kicker); powered by three dry-cell batteries
Bally Mystic Lines bingo game; referenced as a superior example compared to Tahiti
Bally bingo pinball machine with magic screen; contrasted with Mystic Gate's unique gate feature
Magic screen bingo machine owned by Steve Smith; affected by the timing bug that caused a coil fire; requires transformer replacement after incident
EM bingo game Nicholas has played frequently; features golden game mode
Classic bingo machine; the subject of Sean Farwell's acrylic cabinet and playfield conversion project