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Comments:	The DB Museum, opened in 1899 as Royal Bavarian Railway Museum, is Germany's oldest railway museum. Today, as museum of the Deutsche Bahn AG, together with the Museum of Communication, it forms the Nuremberg Traffic Museum. Exhibits include about 40 historic rail vehicles, among them the legendary "Adler" (Eagle) locomotive. In addition to numerous special exhibitions and events, the museum's main attraction is the "Experience Area" of 10,800 square feet (1,000 square meters).<p> Hours of operation: Tuesday through Friday 09.00 (9:00 am) to 17.00 (5:00 pm), Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 10.00 (10:00 am) to 18.00 (6:00 pm). Closed Monday. If you ask nicely and inform them that you are only there to press pennies, they will let you in for free. Limited on street parking.<p> <b>Machine 1</b> is opposite to the restrooms on the second floor. Cost to press: €1.02 each design (€1 coin and a 2 Euro cent coin). Designs all have "RR" at the catch notch and a beaded border with 'DB Museum Nürnberg':<br> 1. (H) Adler Eagle locomotive in front of an ICE locomotive with 'Germany'.<br> 2. (H) ICE locomotive<br> 3. (H) Unique train car.<br> 4. (H) Adler Eagle locomotive.<p> G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: 49° 26' 44.5734" Longitude: 11° 4' 25.2726"<br> Google Maps coordinates: C3WF+6Q Nuremberg, Germany<p> September 3, 2022. Machine still here and pressing well. Krycek415<p>
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Deutsche Bahn Railroad Museum

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Lessingstraße 6
Nürnberg (Nuremberg), Germany, 90443

Phone: +49 800 32 68 73 86

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The DB Museum, opened in 1899 as Royal Bavarian Railway Museum, is Germany's oldest railway museum. Today, as museum of the Deutsche Bahn AG, together with the Museum of Communication, it forms the Nuremberg Traffic Museum. Exhibits include about 40 historic rail vehicles, among them the legendary "Adler" (Eagle) locomotive. In addition to numerous special exhibitions and events, the museum's main attraction is the "Experience Area" of 10,800 square feet (1,000 square meters).

Hours of operation: Tuesday through Friday 09.00 (9:00 am) to 17.00 (5:00 pm), Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 10.00 (10:00 am) to 18.00 (6:00 pm). Closed Monday. If you ask nicely and inform them that you are only there to press pennies, they will let you in for free. Limited on street parking.

Machine 1 is opposite to the restrooms on the second floor. Cost to press: €1.02 each design (€1 coin and a 2 Euro cent coin). Designs all have "RR" at the catch notch and a beaded border with 'DB Museum Nürnberg':
1. (H) Adler Eagle locomotive in front of an ICE locomotive with 'Germany'.
2. (H) ICE locomotive
3. (H) Unique train car.
4. (H) Adler Eagle locomotive.

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: 49° 26' 44.5734" Longitude: 11° 4' 25.2726"
Google Maps coordinates: C3WF+6Q Nuremberg, Germany

September 3, 2022. Machine still here and pressing well. Krycek415

Machine 1 - Across from restrooms on second floor