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Natural History Assn. – Red Rock Visitor Center and Ranger Station

AZUnited StatesSedona, AZ

VENU+Out of order1 machine

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Arizona Natural History Association (ANHA) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1988 to assist the USDA Forest Service with public education, interpretation, research, activities and special projects benefiting Arizona’s public lands. Ther goal is to assist their partners in promoting public awareness of the sensitive balance needed to preserve the land and its history while maintaining commercial and recreational use by current and future generations.

Hours of operation: Thursday through Tuesday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, Wednesday 12:00 pm (Noon) to 4:30 pm. Closed on Federal Holidays.
Plenty of free parking.

Admission: Free admission.

Machine 1 (Placed 12/17) is outside in front to the left. Cost to press: 51¢ each design. Designs all have a pennycollector.com beaded border with 'Coconino National Forest':
1) (H) Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte with 'Bell Rock & Courthouse Butte'.
2) (H) Tarantula with 'Tarantula'.
3) (H) Two bear paw prints and round Indian symbol.
4) (H) an elk with 'Elk'.

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: 34°45'25.2" N Longitude: 111°45'48.7" W
Google Maps coordinates: Q64P+RH Sedona, Arizona

8/29/25 Machine is working and rolls great on copper.

9/16/26 Machine had Out of Order sign on it.

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Machine 1 - Front outside to right4Penny

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