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Flamingo Jim’s Gift’s and Clothing

ORUnited StatesRockaway Beach, OR

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Flamingo Jim's is packed with the best selection of yard statues, seashells, and resort wear in Rockaway Beach.

Hours of operation: Monday through Sunday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Limited free parking in front of store. Pacific Northwest token books for sale at the cash register counter for $4.99 each (No sales tax in Oregon).

Machine 1 is straight ahead as you enter the store. It's electric, so no cranking necessary, the penny just comes flying out of the chute and lands on the floor at your feet. Cost to press: 51¢ each design. Design has a beaded border:
1) (H) Sun setting behind the Twin Rocks on Rockaway Beach with 'Rockaway Beach Oregon'.
Reverse side: 'Flamingo Jim's'

1" mini-token is for sale at the cash register counter for $1.00. Design is:
Obverse: Twin Rocks with 'Rockaway Beach Oregon Est. 1909'.
Reverse: Two seagulls and a kite flying over a sand pail and sand castle with 'Rockaway Beach Memories Made Here'.

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: N45° 36' 37.5444" Longitude: W123° 56' 39.0084"
Google Maps coordinates: J364+68 Rockaway Beach, Oregon

4/19/2026 Machine is still here and working fine

Machines and designs

3 machines
MachineDesignsCoin type
Machine 1 - Inside to the left of the entry door1Mule
Mini-token - $1.00 each at the cash register counter1Token
Token book - $4.99 (no sales tax in Oregon)?Penny

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