Spin-A-Card
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Spin-A-Card is an electromechanical pinball machine released by Gottlieb in 1968. The game features a playing card theme, which was a popular motif in pinball machines of the era.
Electromechanical (EM), 1 flipper, 4 pop bumpers, and a spinning target.
Additional details
Spinning target which changes lit and unlit playfield features.
- Theme: Playing cards, gambling
- Sound: Chimes typical of the era's electromechanical machines.
- Production: 3700
- Dimensions: 31" W x 71.5" H x 53.5" D
- Year Released: 1968
- Weight: 260 lbs
Additional Info
Spin-A-Card was one of many card-themed pinball games produced by Gottlieb and was designed by Ed Krynski with artwork by Roy Parker.
A fun, classic pinball with card game influences, aimed at providing players a blend of skill shots and luck.
The machine attempts to simulate the excitement of a card game by allowing players to 'spin' the machine's central feature, aiming for completing card hands.
A fun, classic pinball with card game influences, aimed at providing players a blend of skill shots and luck.
The machine attempts to simulate the excitement of a card game by allowing players to 'spin' the machine's central feature, aiming for completing card hands.