Double Crown

The Double Crown is a rare and enigmatic solid-state electronic Bingo-style pinball machine from General Automatic Amusements (GAA) of Belgium. Its exact production year is unknown. Notably, the surviving example does not match the cabinet art shown in the manufacturer's flyer and lacks the backbox topper (and mounting holes for one) seen elsewhere, suggesting variation between production runs that isn't yet fully understood.

One notable aspect of this machine is its generous allocation of trap holes – 25 in total – along with two cards, both typical features of Bingo-style machines of the period.

While little is known about the machine's theme or art style, its variations in cabinet design invite further research from collectors and historians seeking to understand GAA's production history.