The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database or IPSND collects serial numbers of pinball machines and publishes a database of these on the Internet. Our goal is to make available a registration of all pinball machines in existance and allow tools for slicing, dicing and visualization of the data.

Quickstats -- Games:4,970  Serials:10,888  Most Serials:The Addams Family(228)  Most Submissions: Dan Gutchess(539)
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The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database is a creation of Jess Askey. I needed a tool to track the production numbers of Williams Level 7 serial numbers and to verify the sample runs... viola... here is a start.

This site is in no way affiliated with the Internet Pinball Database (however I do appreciate them greatly). I used the same IPDB machine numbers for simplicity since the IPDB is *the* standard for pinball reference. If they ever add Serial Number support, then I will take this site down most likely.

There are several websites that I have lifted pinball PF graphics from for the site background... they are...
If you want to purchase pinball parts... I can highly recommend...
  • Action Pinball - Salt Lake City, UT. Ray has always been able to get me my parts and more!!
  • The Pinball Resource - Steve Young has been one of the best and oldest suppliers of excellent pinball parts.

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The site is running on ASP.NET 3.5 on Windows Server 2003 (Please don't hack my site. :-) I use an excellent tool called LLBLGen Pro which is a Data Abstraction Layer code generator. It is what allows me to make quick changes to the site and keep TSQL out of all my C# code. If you have questions or comments you may email them to the webmaster


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