Details:
first made in November 1933, this game has a ticker-tape score printer used by operators to verify collections and awards. The coin mechanism features a small window that displays the last coin played so, before awarding a prize, the operator can verify that a slug was not used. It originally sold for 75 dollars. There were 3 similar machines: Autobank, Autocount, and Autowhirl, which used the same cabinet and were interchangeable such that the operator could buy another playfield to fit in his existing cabinet.
Rarity : Less Than Ten Known Examples
Cabinet : Wooden
Payout / Vends : Amusement Only
Form : Floor Standing
History of A. B. T. Manufacturing Co.
2512-12 W. Monroe Street, Chicago
Period photographs, old advertising literature, instruction manuals, etc.
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This Autocount information page was created in March 2021 and last updated on 16th April 2023
W: Code updated 18th Oct 2025