Gold Crown II
- By ibuycues
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- 51 Replies
I never saw a coin op GC. Sorry!The fact that it was a former coin-op table converted to free play may be a reason to keep looking. You could also try to hold out for a GC IV.
I never saw a coin op GC. Sorry!The fact that it was a former coin-op table converted to free play may be a reason to keep looking. You could also try to hold out for a GC IV.
Coin-op Gold Crown. 7ft, one piece slate, superspeed cushions. Originally came with a battery and sensors that detected and separated the cue ball. Never worked very well at all, but was also designed to return a oversized cue ball too so owners did that, but that sucked. Valley's magnetic cue ball system worked almost flawless and sealed Brunswicks fate in coin-op.huh?? its a Gold Crown. No coin-op GC's.
That's good in this case. Guy has no idea what he has. Offer him $500.I should have said the fact that it is advertised as:
"Former coin-op converted to free play."
I've played all over the country and honestly think I personally play better at other rooms.Seriously? Buddy told me yrs ago one of THE toughest things to do in pool is playing a guy in his home spot, on equipment that he's super used to and a friendly home crowd. Home field advantage exists for sure.
more interesting characters and maybe more fun to watch, but today's game is at a higher levelI don't mean a better standard. I mean was it more exciting to be a top player, more enjoyable to watch, more interesting in general?
It all just seems a little bit less entertaining now.