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Hi everyone I have a question. How much are coin operated fans are going for these days?

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There is/was one for sale not long ago search bst...

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Kim had a one speed up that he’d gone through. It’s sold. Was asking $1,850. Thought that was a good deal, unrestored but gone through and all there. Post is in the sale/trade section if you want to look. 

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9 hours ago, Dave McManaman said:

Kim had a one speed up that he’d gone through. It’s sold. Was asking $1,850. Thought that was a good deal, unrestored but gone through and all there. Post is in the sale/trade section if you want to look. 

👍 there’s one in arizona for $400

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Just my opinion......One speeds in complete and working condition go around $2000. Three speeds, dc one speeds, and brushed motor ac one speed coins over $3000 in complete and working condition. Lately I've sold a lot of coin ops that I've had laying around in boxes for years. I've sold them for less that conventional prices because I don't need to get rich off collectors and try to give everyone a good deal. It seems a restoration doesn't add value, but it also doesn't diminish it either.

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2 minutes ago, Arjun Saini said:

👍 there’s one in arizona for $400

If you're missing internal parts, I can pick those up for $200 sometimes. Don'T do it IT will cost you more to finish them. SOME parts are NOT available!

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1 hour ago, Paul Michael said:

If you're missing internal parts, I can pick those up for $200 sometimes. Don'T do it IT will cost you more to finish them. SOME parts are NOT available!

Man 200 for a coin op sign me up. This one seems like it’s complete 

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1 hour ago, Kim Frank said:

Just my opinion......One speeds in complete and working condition go around $2000. Three speeds, dc one speeds, and brushed motor ac one speed coins over $3000 in complete and working condition. Lately I've sold a lot of coin ops that I've had laying around in boxes for years. I've sold them for less that conventional prices because I don't need to get rich off collectors and try to give everyone a good deal. It seems a restoration doesn't add value, but it also doesn't diminish it either.

Man I’d like a coin op after my feathervane 

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50 minutes ago, Arjun Saini said:

Man 200 for a coin op sign me up. This one seems like it’s complete 

Do you know how to tell? There a few important things to check; they've been discussed on all platforms multiple times, if SEATCH worked you couldd probably pull them right up 😬

Also, in the case of an intentionally deceptive seller who understands these fans, or just some odd quirk in a fans' life combined with your real 'bad' luck, the nut at 0500 on the motor front could be present, BUT the internal gears/rocker actually NOT present.... 

You also MUST look up above switch to verify those parts.

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Very good advice here.  Not good to buy blindly, however there is also the side where rare parts may be useful or fund your next project.  

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Usually if a coin op has the 3/8th nut by the front bearing housing, the nickel knob in the rear, and you can see the counter in the coin vault, the fan is complete, with exception of bank door. Figure the timing gear is stripped, stator needs new taps, and the bank door with lock and key. The fan needs to be completely disassembled, inspected and cleaned, and relubed and reassembled. If this is all that needs to be done, you're looking at about a $400 bill.

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I didn’t decide to go for it 

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5 minutes ago, Arjun Saini said:

I didn’t decide to go for it 

Did see one you were considering?

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7 minutes ago, Paul Carmody said:

Did see one you were considering?

Where?

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I apologize .I left out you.Did you see one…But you answered the question.

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