r/TelephoneCollecting

1980s Japanese payphone with fully working audio and coins

1980s Japanese payphone with fully working audio and coins

This is an old 675P semi-public Japanese payphone from the 1980s. Often found in private businesses, especially tobacco shops.

Put together the best-condition pieces from a couple units, and hooked it up to this neat little device that lets it operate as a landline through your smartphone on Bluetooth. It even sends the pay signals to check for coins, so you can operate it as originally intended (10 yen for 1 minute, 100 yen for 10 minutes).

Now every call I get rings through the payphone. There‘s also a key switch to turn it to free calling mode, so it can just be used as a normal landline.

Happy to answer any questions. Many of this type of unit available to purchase on Japanese auction sites.

u/Calm_Dog546 — 12 days ago
▲ 2 r/TelephoneCollecting+1 crossposts

1937 P.T.T public telephone from France with the face perpendicular to the P.T.T carved on the other side... ChatGPT told me it is worth more because of that, making it on of the first minted of that kind! What are your thoughts about it?

u/DynoDwam — 10 days ago