old Reno look at the wires going to pay board

[Jon]

I downloaded a couple of hundred blueprints today for pay boards this was one of them I have never seen these wire numbers on a paper

[DavidLee]

Jon, might be from a pinball machine, but this would be tame compared to some other pinball boards.

[Jon]

I thought about that Dave but I have never seen a pinball machine that paid out

[DavidLee]

Got my curiosity up. My thoughts also no pay pinball machines. But could be just used for step counting certain functions in a machine. If I get a chance, maybe put it up on a pinball site similar to this site.
Or check with a couple of pinball friends.

[Jon]

I got it from a pinball friend he said it is definitely slot

[OldReno]

Nice find thanks for sharing.
I worked on a couple of money pins while taking over a route for a guy on vacation, and yes, some pinballs did take and pay out coins.  What a nightmare.  They make slot machines look like popsicles, and you could find them in the 70's here in Reno.  Man, the guys who worked on them worked on serious stuff.
I'm sure they had hoppers, and that might be one of the boards from them.  All I remember is a harness or two in the top box (backboard) which were as thick as my wrists.  So old you could not see much color on the wires. 
One of those would be a hoot to play around with. Very interesting machines.  I don't know who made them other than Bally.
But then I only had like 20 minutes training on them before I was cut loose to go take care of the rest of the route.

[The Fatman]

I have only seen a Bally payout in coin pinball machine(non flipper) like the "One Ball machines like Trophy and other horse racing type machines". Other than those types, all I am aware of are the Bingos
that have a meter that uses a knock off switch to remove the credits won and paid off by hand.
Dave F