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Iron Maiden pinball machine

Collector Value Est.

$1,100–$2,000

USD · Market estimate

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

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Stern Electronics · 1981

Iron Maiden

Notable Features

Multiball (3 ball), Two-level playfield, Flippers (4). Split-Level Playfield. No pop bumpers. Bonus Time at end of ball. Making the 1-2-3-4-5 drop targets in sequence lights the extra ball target while making the drop targets in reverse order lights the special target.

1981
Year
1,200
Produced
4
Players
Specifications
Manufacturer
Stern Electronics
Year Released
1981
Type
SS
Display
alphanumeric
MPU
Stern M-200 MPU
Model #
151
Units Produced
1,200
Players
4
Credits
Design
Brian Poklacki
Art
Keith Parkinson

Historical Notes

Although the manual includes schematics for a VSU-100 speech/voice board, no U.S. machines have been found that were actually shipped with the board, although there are rumors that some German games were. It has been rumored that there exist German ROMs that include speech ROMs. The last multi-level game from this manufacturer. Manufacturer data for Iron Maiden: Production Start Date: 1/8/82 Production End Date: not specified Quantity produced: not specified

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