1925 California Jubilee Medal?

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by Studio17, Oct 26, 2012.

  1. Studio17

    Studio17 New Member

    Can anyone chime in with some info and value. This is a tough piece for me too find. Only thing I found on it was the second picture below.
    Thanks
    Ken

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  3. ikandiggit

    ikandiggit Currency Error Collector

  4. Studio17

    Studio17 New Member

    Is it confirmed that only 75 are know to exist?
     
  5. hrhomer

    hrhomer Member

  6. Studio17

    Studio17 New Member

    I guess that would make the 1925 a rare find, but only 75 in existence......Not sure about that.
     
  7. willieboyd2

    willieboyd2 First Class Poster

    I have one similar:

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    California Diamond Jubilee 1925 Medal
    CALIFORNIA DIAMOND JUBILEE 1925
    WHITEHEAD HOAG / SAN FRANCISCO
    Whitehead & Hoag was a company which manufactured medallions and tokens.
    Metal: Brass
    Size: 32mm
    Weight: 10.43gm

    I bought it for $12 at a coin show in July 2012.
    I didn't know it was rare or anything about it,
    I live in California and I just liked the look of it.

    :)
     
  8. GeorgeM

    GeorgeM Well-Known Member

    I have a similar piece. Oddly, the Whitehead & Hoag stamp is in a different location on the back. It appears to be gilt, with the gilding wearing off in some areas of the reverse (or only incidentally applied).

    Any idea what these are worth?
     
  9. DL Pittaway

    DL Pittaway New Member

     
  10. DL Pittaway

    DL Pittaway New Member

    My grandparents went to the world's fair in California and our family found a brass medallion with the same markings on it as the jubliee EXCEPT instead of the words at the top a marking of the golden gate is at the top. What is it worth and from?
     
  11. Richard dalton

    Richard dalton New Member

    Can't be very rare (75) for i have found one with no ribbon
     
  12. Richard dalton

    Richard dalton New Member

    Pay attention to the building which resembles the empire state building.
     
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