Collector Value Est.

$1,400–$2,400

USD · Market estimate

Near-mint / restored. Worn or stored examples sell for 30–60% less.

Notable Features

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Standup targets (6), Spinning targets (2), 5-bank drop targets (2), 4-bank drop targets (1), Left outlane kickback, Drop target between flippers, 2-ball Multiball. A shortened ball shooter alley directs ball onto playfield at right flipper inlane. Five standup targets are hidden behind drop targets. Hitting all Diamond drop targets without knocking down any Spades drop targets doubles the player's score. All drop targets reset at Game Over. Only one extra ball per ball in play is given. The translite is a combination of hand-drawing and photography. 3 or 5 ball play. Sound: electronic, EM knocker Number of pinballs installed: 2

Historical Notes

'Diamond Lady' introduced a new backbox design with extended side panels, and with score display and speakers relocated to the top of the backbox. Designer John Trudeau tells us that Diamond Lady, Premier's 1987 'Victory', and Premier's 1988 'TX-Sector' were the only games to have Vitrigraph playfields, a process he believes was solely developed by Premier and not used by other pinball manufacturers. The woman who modeled for the manufacturer's flyer and backglass for this game also appeared on the flyer for International Concepts' 1989 'Night Moves'. A Supplemental Addendum in the Instruction Manual and dated 4/22/85, addressing all System 80B alphanumeric display game Instruction Manuals, informs that a (System 80B) game may have different displays than what is shown in certain pages of its manual.

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