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Comments:	The Grohmann Museum, at Milwaukee School of Engineering, is home to the world's most comprehensive art collection dedicated to the evolution of human work. The museum opened on October 27, 2007. <p> Ther machine is on the 1st Floor. All say 'Grohmann Museum'. Designs are; <br> 1) 'Milwaukee Wisconsin', Logo, <br> 2) Woman by table, <br> 3) The building, <br> 4) Bucking Bronco with rider. <p> 07/27/19: Taking previous update advise, Used force to insert coin receiver and the quarters got jammed at the top of the chute. The museum employee got them unstuck and the penny rolled fine. After that, I used a more gentle approach. Seemed to work better. Penny 1 & 2 are opposite on the die and rolled off center with the dots lines up. I shifted the movable dot before the fixed dot almost the width of the dot and I got two perfect rolls. They have a little tail on copper. JLT
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Grohmann Museum

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1000 N. Broadway
Milwaukee, WI , 53202

Phone: 414-277-2300

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The Grohmann Museum, at Milwaukee School of Engineering, is home to the world's most comprehensive art collection dedicated to the evolution of human work. The museum opened on October 27, 2007.

Ther machine is on the 1st Floor. All say 'Grohmann Museum'. Designs are;
1) 'Milwaukee Wisconsin', Logo,
2) Woman by table,
3) The building,
4) Bucking Bronco with rider.

07/27/19: Taking previous update advise, Used force to insert coin receiver and the quarters got jammed at the top of the chute. The museum employee got them unstuck and the penny rolled fine. After that, I used a more gentle approach. Seemed to work better. Penny 1 & 2 are opposite on the die and rolled off center with the dots lines up. I shifted the movable dot before the fixed dot almost the width of the dot and I got two perfect rolls. They have a little tail on copper. JLT

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