LF Seeburg coin mechansim

[necro_nemesis]

Looking to see if anyone has a coin mechanism assembly available to sell from any of the following Seeburg jukeboxes.

KD200, KS200, L100, 101, 161, 201, 220, 222, Q100, Q160, AQ100, AQ160, Y100, Y160, AY100, AY160, DS100, DS160, LPC1, LPC480 or U100

Preferably with the 5-10-25-50 cent rejector. See pic for the assembly I am looking for (bracket, rejector, switches, 5 pin plug/cable). Has the round 5 pin connector.

I can pull one up out of the U.S. but I'd rather try first to buy Canadian.

Thanks.

[JohnGreatwich]

I junked a disco jukebox. Only have the upper Canada coin mech for $40. I have a cheap UPS ground account for shipping.

[necro_nemesis]

I bought the whole unit, coin mech, switch assembly and harness to plug in to the pricing unit I had. Everything is working good now after tearing down and rebuilding the single pricing unit SPU1H that was; by some previous owner, deliberately jammed on free play, but the NRI coin rejector is set up for U.S. coin.

The SPU1H and the rejector assembly I have will register credits for nickels, dimes, quarters and half dollars, all in U.S. currency. This will give you one play for 10 cents (two nickels or a dime, 3 plays for a quarter etc.

Do you know whether the coin rejector works on Canadian coins? I'm trying to get an NRI rejector that will accept Canadian nickels, dimes, quarters and half dollars.

Digging into the SPU1H I found out how they put these on free play and this was "the way" apparently when searching online. They bend a metal ramp that resets the trip switches on the rotary toggle switch assembly that tracks credits so they don't toggle back off as it rotates cancelling used credits.

[JohnGreatwich]

My one was on Canadian coins operated in my province. National Rejectors - Canada sticker on back. I can test & get pictures if interested. Very clean coin mech! 5" wide by 6 1/4" high.