This Coin Pusher has 5 Sides they are setup based on the 5 Star Trek Series the first one you find is setup like the Enterprise NX-01 Bridge, the second one is setup like the Enterprise 1701 Bridge, the third is setup like the Enterprise 1701-D’s Bridge, the fourth is setup like Deep Space 9, and the 5th and last one is setup like the bridge of Voyager, the bonus has clips from the series you are doing the Coin Pusher of and the scene will determine how many tickets you get as bonus. You get 100 tickets per coin you push over; it does have a skill stop if you want to stop it from going back and forth when you drop your token.

This game is more like a slot machine than any other regular arcade machine it is setup like a regular slot machine the only difference is you play with Tokens not money and you don’t win money you win tickets. You start with 30 free spins and you have 2 dice rolls (you roll 2 D6 die), and it moves around the board the number of spaces based on the number you get from the dice rolls and it adds a number of extra spins, after you roll the 2 a train comes on the screen with Mr. Monopoly, some characters, and a dog you pick one and you get a multiplier or a wild reel; 10x is the highest multiplier; you can do a retrigger spin and when that happens the wheel spins and you get an amount the final amount at the end of all your free spins is the amount of tickets you win.

This Coin Pusher is setup like a game of Wheel Of Fortune you have the words Wheel Of Fortune and if you light up all the letters the wheel at the top spins and the number you land on is the number of tickets you get. You get 100 tickets per coin you push over; it does have a skill stop if you want to stop it from going back and forth when you drop your token.

This is a cool Coin Pusher it's based on the Price Is Right Game Show; besides being a regular coin pusher you find the word Plinko and each letter has a slot and if your coin drops into each letter when the light is lit at the letter the panel behind the letter is lit up, if you get Plinko all lit up the wheel at the top of the machine spins and the number it lands on is the number of tickets you win. You still get the 100 tickets per 1 coin you push over; it does have a skill stop if you want to stop it from going back and forth when you drop your token.

This is an Egyptian designed coin pusher, there are Hieroglyphs and such. There is a spinner that has numbers on it and below the spinner there is a question mark in the middle, to the left of the question mark is an arrow pointing to the left, to the right of the question mark is an arrow pointing right. If your token lands in the right arrow it moves the wheel one to the right, if it lands in the left arrow it moves the wheel one to the left; you get the number of tickets that the number lands on its numbered 1 through 8; if you get the question mark the wheel will spin 3 times then stop on a number; you still get the 100 tickets per 1 coin you push over; it does have a skill stop if you want to stop it from going back and forth when you drop your token.

This coin pusher has the look of Transformers including the blue Autobot markings and the red Decepticon markings. There are also images of Optimus, Megatron, Skyfire, Starscream, Skywarp, Thundercracker, and Ironhide. It has a bonus which it can range from a simple spin of a wheel to get a certain number of tickets to watching a video of an Autobot/Decepticon fight (ranges from the cartoons to the live action movies) if the Autobot wins you get a higher ticket count if the Decepticon wins you get a lower amount; the best of the bonus fights is if you get an Optimus Prime/Megatron battle scene. You still get the 100 tickets per 1 coin you push over; it does have a skill stop if you want to stop it from going back and forth when you drop your token.

This Coin Pusher looks like a construction setup with the yellow and orange markings; you get 100 tickets per coin you push over, it does have a skill stop if you want to stop it from going back and forth when you drop your token.