This game is not coin-operated, however, it required the player to pay 5¢ to the proprietor for each play. The player used a thin rod to pierce through one of the 3,000 holes. If they were lucky the jackpot banks would automatically open and they would keep the winnings. This game board has been well-used and shows wear around many of the holes, and peeling around the edges of the stamps and jackpot windows. Circa 1940s-1950s. (Good). 21" T.