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Anfield, Liverpool Football Stadium

EnglandMERSEYSIDE - Liverpool · England

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Anfield, a football stadium, has a seating capacity of 45,276 making it the seventh largest football stadium in England. It has been the home of Liverpool F.C. since their formation in 1892.

Machine 3 is in the entrance to the Tour, no entrance fee is payable to access the machine. Four designs, Pennymangle Machine 3 designs are:
1) Anfield Stadium
2) Bill Shankly
3) This is Anfield Crest
4) Club Crest

Token machines except £1, 50p, 20p, 10p maybe also £2, 5p.

Token Machine 1:
1) Front- 'Liverpool FC, Ainfield', Building/ Bach- 'Tour and Museum Centre 2013-2014 Season Ainfield', soccer ball
2) Front- / Front- This is Ainfield' with logo/ Back- Liverpool Football Club', Logo

Token Machine 2:
1) Front- 'Liverpool FC, Ainfield', Building/ Bach- 'Tour and Museum Centre 2013-2014 Season Ainfield', soccer ball
2) Front- / Front- This is Ainfield' with logo/ Back- Liverpool Football Club', Logo

Machine 1 and 2 are now retired.

May 2017 - penny machine working well. Token machine right next to it. Another token machine upstairs on approach to cafe. WK 8/05/17: Token machines accepts £1, 50p, 20p, 10p maybe also £2, 5p

8/18/23: ????

Machines and designs

4 machines
MachineDesignsCoin type
Machine 34Penny
Token Machine 1 - Ground Floor2Token
Token Machine 2 - Upper Floor2Token
Retired 1 & 2?Penny

4 photos from collectors

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