List Price: $5500.00 - $7000.00 Our Price:   6' $1,900.00 6.5'$1,990.00 7' $1,999.00 8' $2,080.00 9' $2,800.00 FREE SHIPPING, No Tax (Except for California Residents) Models:   • Quality cabinet grade plywood constructionl • Unitized, composite, trouble free and fast ball return assembly • Hinged and locked hatch under table for leg storage and cleanout • Dual steel slate supports provide reliable flat level playing surface • Premium Lexan ball viewer with retaining screws and frame • Each table operates with magnetic 2 1/4 or 2 3/8 with a 15' ball lockup • Double rollers on ball release provide smoother action, less wear and down time • Dome shake-proof washers on railbolts, corners and slate supports for a tight and fast play • Custom color cloth availible • Each table is crafted with the finest imported one piece Italian slate Customer Rating:

Features Mahogany Finish & Green Cloth. A beautifully elegant billiard table.

Cabinet grade 3/4" plywood construction on sides and bottom.
Unitized, composite, trouble free and fast ball return assembly.
Dome shake-proof washers on rail bolts, corners and slate supports for a tight and fast playing table.
Hinged and locked hatch under table for leg storage and clean out.
Superior selection poplar wood top frame and rails for best cushion play action.
Dual steel center slate supports provide reliable, flat, level playing surface.
Rails and slate are covered with a 21oz. cloth which promotes faster play and longer time before first recover.
Each table operates with a magnetic 2 1/4" or 2 3/8" oversized ball with 15th cue ball lock-up, accented by our reliable cue ball separator.
Standard with Black matte finish with chrome accents and Electric Blue Cloth.
Standard Mahogany formica finish and Green Cloth.

The only difference between the coin operated version and the non coin version is that coin operated tables have a coin mechanism and requires money to play. When you put the quarters in the coin mech, the balls are released from the dump bar mechanism. When the balls is hit into the pocket, the ball rolls down the subway system inside the table and is held in the dump bar mechanism. A Non-Coin is built the exact same way as a coin but doesn't have the dump bar mech or a coin mech. The balls are returned to one end of the table when you can get access to them anytime.