Pinrescue likes High Hand and listed are just some of the new parts installed on this fine example:

• Very nice original backglass (rare in High Hand) Painted over cabinet which is clean and looks OK good condition original chrome!
• New playfield glass
• Very, very nice playfield with 16 brand new drop targets and all new posts.
• New pop bumper and brand new flippers
• 100% new lamps, rubber, cabinet switches, new locks, new legs, new levelers and bolts.

Pinrescue can restore the cabinet paint but it will add $1,700 to the price and 8 weeks to wait.

The year High Hand rolled out of the Gottlieb factory 1973, Doyle Brunson finished 11th place and Thomas "Amarillo Slim" Preston finished 12th in the World Series of Poker. Interesting to note that only 13 players ponyed up the $10,000 entrance fee and the eventual winner Walter "Puggy" Pearson won $130,000 winner take all. Second place won zero dollars.

Quality restored vintage pinball machines are a fun investment you and your family can enjoy everyday. Muscle Cars from this era are bringing 6 figures when done right. Pinball machines may follow suit as the demand is booming (read Baby Boomers) and the supply of good working restored games is limited. Just where did the cool guys drive those Corvette's, Camaro's and Mustang's to back in 1970's? Straight to the local 7/11, Soda Shop, mall or bowling alley to play "High Hand".