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Comments:	Penny press machine right by the main entrance in this 1950's homemade ice cream shop. <p> Machine located directly inside the entrance. Designs are: <br> 1) Scoop logo, <br> 2) Giant ice cream man statue, <br> 3) Penguin logo, <br> 4) Ice cream cart <p> 11/28/23: Machine is still next to the jukebox. This was the hardest crank I have ever used. Halfway in the turn, the crack just wouldn't budge. I thought I broke it. I asked an employee if they had some here to fix it and she came over and used her thigh to get the crack moving till the penny came out. I was sure happy the machine wasn't broke. <br> I did get all 4 pennies but it called for some real work. The machine was moving rather than the crank turning so don't give up. I was using copper pennies and they came out nice. JLT
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301 N. 3rd Street
Coopersburg, PA , 18036

Phone: 610-282-1955

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Penny press machine right by the main entrance in this 1950's homemade ice cream shop.

Machine located directly inside the entrance. Designs are:
1) Scoop logo,
2) Giant ice cream man statue,
3) Penguin logo,
4) Ice cream cart

11/28/23: Machine is still next to the jukebox. This was the hardest crank I have ever used. Halfway in the turn, the crack just wouldn't budge. I thought I broke it. I asked an employee if they had some here to fix it and she came over and used her thigh to get the crack moving till the penny came out. I was sure happy the machine wasn't broke.
I did get all 4 pennies but it called for some real work. The machine was moving rather than the crank turning so don't give up. I was using copper pennies and they came out nice. JLT

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