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Comments:	Historic <b>Diamond Caverns</b> was discovered in 1859 and is one of the oldest show caves in the country. The ambient temperature in the cavern is a constant 58 F, and it features flowstone formations as well as stalactites and stalagmites. One hour, 1/2 mile tours are offered, which include over 350 stair steps.<p> <b>Machine 1:</b> <br> 1) An explorer holding aloft a lantern inside a cavern formed inside the diamond logo, with "Diamond Caverns" written above and "Park City, Kentucky" below <p> Retired 2 (2021): 1) 'Diamond Caverns Kentucky', Diamond logo, 2) 'Diamond Caverns', Square structure, 3) 'Diamond Caverns Kentucky', Stagmites and Stalactites, 4) 'Kentucky' in image of State <p> 9/8/25 - I visited on August 17, 2025. The Pappy machine (machine #2) was acting up too much so they got rid of it in 2024 <br> They brought back the single-die machine #1, which has resumed rolling a bit short on copper cents just like before. jnm
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Diamond Caverns

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1900 Mammoth Cave Parkway
Park City, KY , 42160

Phone: (270) 749-2233

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Historic Diamond Caverns was discovered in 1859 and is one of the oldest show caves in the country. The ambient temperature in the cavern is a constant 58 F, and it features flowstone formations as well as stalactites and stalagmites. One hour, 1/2 mile tours are offered, which include over 350 stair steps.

Machine 1:
1) An explorer holding aloft a lantern inside a cavern formed inside the diamond logo, with "Diamond Caverns" written above and "Park City, Kentucky" below

Retired 2 (2021): 1) 'Diamond Caverns Kentucky', Diamond logo, 2) 'Diamond Caverns', Square structure, 3) 'Diamond Caverns Kentucky', Stagmites and Stalactites, 4) 'Kentucky' in image of State

9/8/25 - I visited on August 17, 2025. The Pappy machine (machine #2) was acting up too much so they got rid of it in 2024
They brought back the single-die machine #1, which has resumed rolling a bit short on copper cents just like before. jnm

Retired machine 2

machine 1