Gaucho

Gottlieb

Gaucho

It's not much known that Gottlieb's GAUCHO, designed in Autumn 1962 and manufactured from January to March 1963, is -with a production-run of 5,350- the most-produced machine (from any manufacturer) of the 1960's and was previously only topped by Flipper-Games Humpty-Dumpty and Lady Robin Hood. #2 of the most succesful 60ies-Machines is Bally Capersville (5120 units).

Most units went to Europe, especially to "Gottlieb-Country" France where it was very popular.

Design team

Concept: Wayne Neyens
Game Design: Wayne Neyens
Mechanics: Wayne Neyens
Artwork: Roy Parker
Animation: Wayne Neyens



Game details

1614
D. Gottlieb & Co.
January 1963
(Electro) Mechanical
5,350 produced
$550 - $650
Normal
Mechanical Reels
4
2
0
0
#988
Unknown

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Price history

Price estimate

This game has been listed a total number of 6 times on the Pinside Marketplace, most recently on 2023-06-12.


In the past 4 years, we've seen it listed 3 times. The average asking price was $683.


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Pinside rating

This game has received 2 approved Pinsider ratings. 3 more approved ratings are needed to get a rating and for it to be eligible for the Pinside EM Top 100 ranking.

Owners / Wishlisters / Places to play

21 Pinsiders have this game in their collections.

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1 public location to play this machine.



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