The Lord's Prayer Penny Press Machine

Randy's Collection: Episode 26 - In this episode, I show one of my Lord's Prayer penny press machines and explain why I purchased it.

[@markstrouse3101]

These videos are really informative. Absolutely the best videos on KZbin

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

Absolutely true!

[@philfromdeltaco7175]

God bless Cpt. RANDY

[@LyonsArcade]

When I was a kid I really liked them, it was cool because you got a little souvenir that you could only get at that 1 penny press....

[@deadendust]

Love hearing the chickens in the background.

[@alfreddill3251]

Awesome!!!!

[@DigitalAndInnovation]

I want to see these in the shop like the lucky coins! Really interesting the old ones were an illusion!

[@anthonyotoole8737]

Randy you are and absolute living legend and a treasure all my love from Melbourne Australia

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

International Randy!

[@SMH-xc1ri]

I had a 6th sense Randy Land was broadcasting another video. And here I am. Great work.

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

They set them for release at 9am every Friday

[@jyack275]

"It works as intended, if you intended for it not to work". Haaa I like that saying.

[@AnalogX64]

Gather around kids, uncle Randy is going to tell us a story.

[@sheilasrock9424]

I have always been drawn to these penny presses. I love them. I have an original Rt. 66 pressed penny. They make great souvenirs and only cost a penny. The cheapest souvenir money can buy and a great memory of the time you pressed. Yes I heard of some of these penny collectors. They are better to collect than postage stamps. Good video. Brings back memories. Do you have any of the black/white photos machines, we would pull the curtain and have sooo much fun. Thank you Randy.

[@bobbyb2952]

I’m gonna need to book an extra day in Wildwood because I’m gonna spend an entire day just in the Retro Arcade!!!!

[@deljohn]

Wow, I never knew the original was just a magic trick.

[@bobbyb2952]

Thanks!

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

Wow, thank you!

[@ProfessorKroog]

Great video! I used to collect pressed pennies (for fun not like the super serious guys). I have a Lord's Prayer one. Can't remember where I got it. P.S. Oh, those awful chickens!

[@DeadKoby]

Glad you got the machine operating. As a kid, I recall enjoying them. I know that certain venues would have a souvenir logo in their press. I imagine that Disney had custom dies in theirs too. I recall a hand crank model that allowed you to choose one of 4 stampings.

[@edde333]

Awesome video! Happy Thanksgiving Randy.I hope it went well for you. It's funny how they tricked everyone thinking that the machine pressed the penny that's actually smart. Really neat to see how it all work's and of course love the stories behind everything. Keep them video's coming. 🙏🏻

[@properjob2311]

Please make a video about your EM gun games. Thanks.

[@proteinwaterfall9148]

Face Fridays!!

[@infinite_vortex]

a Reggae lyric from about 20 years ago you'd appreciate: "do you mean one foot? no me mean one feet!"

[@ChristopherMasullo]

Happy Thanksgiving, Randy, Are there any machines that you do not have three or more of?

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

Many I don't have at all

[@hansgruber1946]

I thought this was cool. It's interesting to see such an early generation Eurolink single die. Yes, the boards on them fail and getting a new one is impossible. I know someone with a modern generation machine with a busted board that can't get a new one. What a shame.

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

Tell them to just build your own control circuits. Boards are made for production; when no longer supported, easier to build your own controls. It's a penny press machine, not a rocket ship!