WOW, THIS IS NOT A JAW DROPPING COLLECTION IT'S A BODY DROPPING COLLECTION, ABSOLUTELY OUT OF THIS WORLD, BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

I enjoyed watching this video...! a beautiful collection and takes me back to my childhood.

Wow! This is a spectacular jaw-dropping multi-million dollar collection of antique mechanical slot machines and trade stimulators on display. 1:49 The Charles Fey Liberty Bell 3-reel slot machine is the Holy Grail of antique 3-reel slot machines. This machine alone is a king’s ransom - valued at over a quarter of a million dollars. There are less than five of these machines in the world today. 😲

CHARLES IS SMILING DOWN AT THIS COLLECTION!

These machines should be in a “slot machine museum.” That way the whole world could enjoy them. Perhaps located in downtown Las Vegas.

Congratulations on your amazing collection and it looks like all the machines are working

I have 5 machines from Barry's collection across the pond in the UK!

Looking foward for more of your videos, Mr Goldfarb.

I randomly bought 6 machines from an auction that came from this collection. Kind of sad to break up such an amazing collection

Amazing I would love your hobby! . I work with modern day machines but nothing beats the old machine look and noise. Great video please do more.

Amazing collection!!!

Why is it only old guys (and I am one) like to collect vintage slot machines, Gum-ball machines, Edison phonographs, etc.?

Thanks for your message... I do not know much about the machine. The manufacturer of this clever coin drop game is unknown and it's circa 1930ish. Guessing this is a Europe version and not American.

Way cool!

You use old coins as well for the mechanical gambling devices? I saw (Indian) Buffalo Nickels at 4:29. (Make sure none of them are worth a lot of money before sticking them in their coin slots.)

Barry.......if your out there???........I would love the ''poison this rat'' machine :}

Barry, first off thank you for this video. Can you please identify the coin-drop machine at 1:06? It has the eagle with the american flag colors at the top. you see these kinds of machine all across Europe from the 20s-70s, but I'm curious to know that there might be an American version!

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please correct the name in my last comment ...Al-Capone

how are you reachable? I left my contact details

Barry Goldfarb...call me