| If you miss some of your favorite classic
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| | most interested in buying these games are
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| arcade games, don't worry. You may be
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| | the operators and collectors. You can
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| able to still find one. First, however,
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| | find out about auctions in your area by
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| you should be patient in doing research.
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| | asking those who usually attend them.
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| It can be quite hard to find one and
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| | Some auctions are posted in magazines and
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| patience will be needed. Your first
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| | bulletins. You may also find fairly
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| option would be from the operators.
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| | constant discussions that relate to
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| Operators are the people who present the
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| | future auctions by checking out
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| games that you see in the arcades. You
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| | "Miscellaneous Games" in your local
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| can find a list of operators in the
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| | paper. The best resource is to ask an
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| yellow pages in the "Amusement Section".
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| | operator directly. If you are in the USA,
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| This is where you can find the best
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| | you have more chances of getting updated
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| operators in town. Most operators often
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| | because you can obtain a copy of a
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| place stickers with their name and
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| | magazine that contains all the lists and
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| contact information on their machines so
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| | information.
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| that you can contact them anytime.
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| | Sometimes, newspapers and local papers
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| You can also ask the people who have
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| | are overlooked but the classifieds
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| worked for the local arcades. You can ask
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| | section is the perfect page to find the
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| them if the classic arcade games you have
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| | games you want. The prices may seem high
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| been looking for are still available.
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| | due to the competition because most of
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| Usually, you can find operators in the
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| | their customers are first time buyers.
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| "Home Sales" of the Yellow Pages. But the
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| | But even if you are a first time buyer,
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| prices are usually higher than those of
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| | you can negotiate and have the prices
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| the original operators so it would be
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| | lowered.
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| better to shop and look around first.
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| | The last and easiest option is through
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| In looking for your arcade games,
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| | the Internet. You can search different
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| remember to keep a cool head. If you have
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| | sites. You can also register and join the
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| found the classic arcade games that you
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| | forums where people post their classic
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| are looking for, don't show the operator
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| | arcade games for sale. If you happen to
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| or the seller that you are too eager to
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| | find one, it's as easy as ordering on
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| buy it. In fact, ask for a discount!
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| | line. The waiting for it to arrive is the
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| Another option is from auctions. Auctions
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| | hard part. Consider these options and
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| are occasionally held around the country.
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| | find one that fits your circumstance.
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| This is where the operators sell their
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| | Remember, don't pay too much!
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| classic arcade surplus games. The ones
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