GOT BALLS ? 250 Authentic Pachinko Balls - From Real Japan Pachinko Parlors !

Description

Includes
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250 Authentic Pachinko Balls !
(tray in photo not included)
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Pachinko balls are used,  silver in color.
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Most balls are smooth, with some engraved may be mixed in.
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(see our other listings for
GOLD
and
BRAND NEW
Pachinko Balls  !)
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These are from
a from
REAL
Japanese
Pachinko Parlor
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Official Size &
Weight !
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Balls are used but in
excellent
condition,
cleaned & polished
!
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Works in all Pachinko machines...vintage and new !
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.95
f
lat-fee expedited shipping to anywhere in the
USA
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.00
for shipping each additional
same
item (USA-only)
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For Other Countries:
shipping is provided by
eBay Global Shipping Program
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Note:
See our other listings for
100-4000
Qty
250 Pachinko Balls
(tray in photo not included)
Clean & Shiny
! ! !
Balls are smooth
Fresh from real Japan Parlors
Buy what you need...100-4000
Balls are used, but in
excellent
condition !
BUY NOW !
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From small countryside towns, to the famed
Shinzuku
strip in Tokyo
neon lights
flashing and the sound of thousands of tiny steel balls fill the air.  Day or night, rain or shine, patrons fill the parlors and test their skill and luck at what has become the favorite national pastime in
Japan
:
PACHINKO
The origins of
Pachinko
are not clear.  Some say it originated in the
USA
during the early 1900’s with a pinball-type machine that used nails to direct the balls.  Ultimately, machines started appearing in
Japan
in the 1920’s and progressed into the characteristic round boards filled with nails to direct the balls that essentially were children’s toys.  Balls were launched with wooden flippers and small prizes were awarded. Eventually the games became known as Pachi-Pachi.  The first commercial pachinko parlor was opened in
Nagoya
in 1948.
In the 80s,
Pachinko
madness exploded as electronics and computer technology were integrated into the machines. Today, pachinko games are equipped with HD video screens, surround-sound and computer light shows that mesmerize the players.  Currently,
Japan
licenses approximately 15,000 licensed parlors (casino’s), 1.5 million machines and attracts over 18
million
players, with thousands of professional pachinko players.  This micro-economy generates annual sales of 0 Billion dollars: more than the GDP of most countries !
The Famous
Shinzuku
Strip
Technically,
Pachinko
gambling for money is “illegal” in Japan.  Players buy the balls in buckets for about {{detail_product_description}}.05 cents each.  The skillful (lucky) players that win the jackpots catch bucket loads of winning pachinko balls, much like a traditional slot-machine awards coins.  Players take their winnings to a counter inside the parlor and receive small gifts such as stuffed animals, imitation gold coins, or some other trinket.  However, from there the players take their worthless bauble outside the parlor to a window or vendor, usually at the side or behind the parlor, and exchange their worthless gift for real currency.  Therefore, the pachinko parlors are, in reality, an illicit casino industry, technically illegal, yet overlooked by law enforcement.
The essential object of
Pachinko
is to shoot the balls into pockets to win more balls.  It is a game of skill and chance combined. The machines use tiny 11mm steel balls that are poured into the front trough that feeds the shooting mechanism.  When the player puts their hand on the shooting knob, the machine begins shooting the balls into the playing field.  The velocity of the balls being ejected is controllers by turning the knob left/right.  There is also usually a button on the side of the knob…skillful players that find that “lucky spot” can press this button and make the machine shoot the balls one at a time.
The
Pachinko
machines are fairly standard in that they are all equipped with preset pin layouts that randomly direct the balls by simple gravity and random bouncing as they fall through the machine.  Most machines also have a system of spinning wheels, hidden slots and ledges that further direct the balls. All machines also have a center jackpot pocket which is the player’s main target.  There are also additional pockets which invoke payouts. Most balls simply fall unsuccessfully though the machine, however a few end up in the winning pockets.
Balls that drop into the pockets reward the player with extra balls, but catching a ball in the center pocket initiates a reel-sequence, much like a traditional slot-machine.  Most games use customized playing fields that match their theme, hence the graphics, reels and slots may look different, but function similarly, and typically uses 3-rows of reels.  Matching the 3 reel symbols invokes the Jackpot and the exciting Bonus Rounds.  In these rounds, the player goes through multiple jackpot sequences where they try to get the balls into the payout slots for additional winnings.  Subsequent rounds payout at a higher rate of winnings. In the end, the player may win buckets of balls numbering in the thousands !
Pachinko-Pagoda
is a direct importer of pachinko and pachislo skill games and their accessories.  We are partners with the actual parlors and work together to bring you the newest, best and most exciting games available on the market.
These machines cost ,000-,000 each when new, and by government regulation, parlors are required to replace their pachinko games regularly. Most of our games are 6-12 months old (we do NOT ship worn out or highly used machines!). Although the machines we sell are USED, We ship only pachinko games that are in excellent condition.  All machines are thoroughly cleaned, fully tested, converted to household 110v current and function perfectly !
Note:
Because these machines are used and are from real Japanese pachinko parlors, they may have light wear or scratches that would be expected from such an item.
Pachinko-Pagoda
will ship your purchase to you for a guaranteed flat-rate shipping (insurance is included) of
.95 in the continental USA
.
We also ship Internationally.
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.95
flat-fee expedited shipping to
USA
.

each additional same item.
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Other Countries:
Shipping provided by
eBay Global Shipping Program
(these costs are not determined by us)
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Insurance: Is included for free !
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We proudly ship with
FedEx
(machines) and
USPS
(accessories).
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Contact us for multiple item shipping prices.
Sales:
All sales are
final
. We report all non-paying buyers per eBay rules.  Please do not bid, unless you intend to buy ! +Feedback will be left for those leaving us the same.  Please contact us and allow us adequate time to resolve any issues before leaving negative feedback.  We are eager to satisfy all customers, and most issues can be resolved with good communication and simple patience.
Contact-Us:
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Warranty:
Your purchase comes with a
14-Day Return Allowance
.  Please contact us for an RMA# prior to returning any item.
Disclaimer:
Pachinko machines are not for gambling use, and we do not sell machines for gambling use.  Pachinko machines accept balls only, and cannot accept coins/cash and cannot readily be converted to accept money.
It is the buyer’s responsibility to check State and Local Laws prior to purchase.  You, as the buyer agree that by purchasing these machines that they will not be used as gambling devices or unauthorized commercial use.  The buyer agrees to hold the seller (Pachinko-Pagoda) not liable for any claims made against the buyer.
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