medal/token
Does anyone know if there is any value in this piece? I'm not sure if it would be considered a medal or a token.......If I had to say I would guess that its a token since it has a trade value of $1.00 at the 1974 World's Fair. I just don't know zilch about this sort of thing. My Dad gave it to me in a small box full of world coins and a few semi-old American coins.
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Coin Collecting With Tyler
Level 4
Looks very cool!
Mike
Level 7
I just got a good look at it. It says token on it.Mike.
Mike
Level 7
I looked at it again it says token on it!
Mike
Level 7
Who knows. There might be someone out there just collecting those tokens. Other tokens like conder and civil war tokens carry great value just check eBay.
Danother
Level 3
Nice work on the other side of the medal/token !
user_3992
Level 5
Looks cool.
user_7180
Level 5
I do not know anything about it, but it is a nice piece of World's Fair history!
numi613
Level 4
I don't know a thing about it, but it is cool.
user_6683
Level 4
That's cool piece of History. I would agree it's a token.
Quarter quiz dude
Level 5
nice coin!
CMCC
Level 5
Tokens don't have much value. They are only worth what they are worth to you.
CMCC
Level 5
...With a few exceptions.
Kepi
Level 6
I would say it's a token also, being it does say "good for". Its really a pretty token!
Peter
Level 4
Hey man, you got me on the one. It Nice coin.
user_9073
Level 5
I would say this is definitely a "Good For" Token. Nice story to go with it too. Value on this is always tough to say. I would guess $.25 to a generic coin dealer if you what to sell or $3.00 if you wanted to buy from that same generic coin dealer. But I have found the tick to higher price is finding a “highly interested” buyer. That might make it worth $8.00 to $10.00. And with that comes the dilemma “is finding the buyer worth the effort!! Enjoy owning the token and have fun!