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Blimey Mate, how many quarters is that?

By mcbPalisade

5 years ago

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#1 5 years ago

mcbPalisade

6y 46,300 771 4

A hidden machine in Glenwood Springs, although in a public place. Style points for finding it.

At least I can convert Pence to Pounds now!

Guess this machine? Easy one

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#5 5 years ago

mcbPalisade

6y 46,300 771 4

Turns out the machine takes quarters and plays for 2 of them.

Fish Tales of course! As I fire the knocker the WMS S/W just ups the free game score until it too high. Lots of fun for 4 bits.

And the location is a secret (I suppose, since I doubt anyone would find it)

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