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Value of a Dig Dug PCB

I was organizing information that I had taken over the past couple of month from ebay on pricing for Dig Dug PCB boards. Obviously, the market will ebb and flow, and it is ebay, so you have to consider that some people may big less because they have to add shipping to the board, but this is what I found for final prices and current market value of Dig Dug PCB boards.

Note: If it says “Not Working” that may mean that the board was sold as is, not specifically that it was pointed out as non working.

Dig Dug PCB eBay Pricing Results
  • Nov. 2006 1 – $40.99 (Works)
  • Dec. 2006 1 – $51.51 (Works)
  • Dec. 2006 2 – $28.05 (Works)
  • Dec. 2006 3 – $55.00 (No Bids)
  • Jan. 2007 1 – $22.53 (Non Working)
  • Jan. 2007 2 – $47.00 (Works)
  • Jan. 2007 3 – $43.65 (Works)
  • Jan. 2007 4 – $42.99 (Works)
  • Jan. 2007 5 – $13.50 (2 boards Non Working)
  • Feb. 2007 1 – $44.00 (Works – High Score Kit Also)
  • Feb. 2007 2 – $51.00 (Works)
  • Feb. 2007 3 – $9.95 (Non Working)
  • Feb. 2007 4 – $9.95 (Ended Early)
  • Feb. 2007 5 – $41.00 (Works)
  • Feb. 2007 6 – $10.49 (Non Working)
  • Feb. 2007 7 – $9.99 (Non Working)
  • March 2007 1 – $9.00 (Ended Early)
  • March 2007 2 – $20.50 (2 boards Non Working)

Double checking Professor Pac-man measurements

Took the Professor Pac control panel artwork tonight and did the measured adjustments on it. Of course I had to do some adjustments, my artwork seemed to be a little more short than the measurements when I scaled it down proportionately. I am guessing that next it should be printed out to scale, and laid over a current machine to make sure that it is pretty close to correct.

Hopefully Richard is able to print that off ok, even with margins, maybe at a local printer or something.


Professor Pac-man Control Panel Dimensions Diagram

Here it is, a simple diagram showing the dimensions of the Professor Pac-man Control Panel Overlay (CPO), the width, height, and other pertinent measurements to help you reproduce it if you need to.

Professor Pac-man control panel overlay diagram

Following up with Walt

I called Walt in MA today to follow up to see if he had time to snap some of those photos of the Mr. Do white sideart. I had emailed him on the 2nd and hadn’t heard anything back, so I hope that I don’t have to start from scratch in finding another source, and that he can pull through for me.


Professor Pac-man control panel artwork dimensions

Got dimensions today for the actual Professor Pac-man control panel overlay. I am going to try to make a diagram at some point to demonstrate those estimations. For now, here they are listed out.

  • Total Width – 23.0625 in
  • Height – 11 in
  • Distance btw pink border & edge on left & right sides – .5625 in
  • Distance btw pink border & top edge of overlay – 2.3125 in
  • Distance btw pink border & bottom edge of overlay – 2.25 in

Different Jr. Pac-man Control Panel Overlays

I got another photo today from Richard of three different version of the Jr. Pac-man control panel overlay that was originally produced. There are three here, one that was used on the Ms. Pac-man, Pac-man machines, one for the dedicated machines, and one for the Super Pac-man conversions. Check out the photo for examples of each.

Jr. Pac-man Control Panel Overlays

Finished Professor Pac-man control panel vector artwork

Professor Pac-man Control Panel Overlay

Finished up the control panel overlay tonight. I took the font I chose, and pretty much used it with some small modifications. I turned all of the characters into outlines, and modified the letter” “s”, which seemed to be the most drastically different character. That, and the periods in the font were squares, and on the overlay they were circles. By repeating both of those characters I kept some uniformity.

I also redid the rounded pink borders, and wasn’t sure that they were a perfect match, but after redoing them twice, I thought they were very close. Here is a small exported image from Illustrator of what it looks like, with dotted circles of approximations of where the buttons would go.