Need some help please!

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by Laxmaster92, Mar 30, 2008.

  1. Laxmaster92

    Laxmaster92 Senior Member

    I have this token from the 1939 NY's World Fair. Ive seen others with different designs but none with the Lord and Taylor design. Im having a very difficult time finding a price for this token. If anyone knows anything about this, it will be great! THANKS

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  3. HandsomeToad

    HandsomeToad Urinist

  4. Laxmaster92

    Laxmaster92 Senior Member

    thanks but that was my question on another board
     
  5. HandsomeToad

    HandsomeToad Urinist

    I had a funny feeling . . . :whistle:

    Ribbit :smile
     
  6. Laxmaster92

    Laxmaster92 Senior Member

  7. Phoenix21

    Phoenix21 Well-Known Member

    I'm not sure one value, but that is a nice token IMO. :thumb:

    Phoenix :cool:
     
  8. Laxmaster92

    Laxmaster92 Senior Member

    thanks
    its so frustrating no being able to find out any info on this
     
  9. coleguy

    coleguy Coin Collector

    It may be a private issue that was handed out in the Lord & Taylor store during the fair. They're still around, so maybe an e-mail with an attached pic of the token to their company might bring an answer.
    Guy~
     
  10. Laxmaster92

    Laxmaster92 Senior Member

    no email address :(
     
  11. Laxmaster92

    Laxmaster92 Senior Member

    for lord and talor that is
     
  12. cwtokenman

    cwtokenman Coin Hoarder

    I suppose an outdated reference is better than no reference at all. In Stephen Alpert and Lawrence Elman's "Tokens and Medals, a Guide to the identification and Values of United States Exonumia", 1st edition, 1992, they list the following New York World's Fair (1939-1940) items:

    1. silver medal - $25 to $30
    2. Palladium medal - $200
    3. Other medals - $1.50 to $3
    4. Store Cards - $2.50 to $5
    5. Elongated cents - $1 to $2
    6. Encased cents - $3 to $4
    7. Large Lucky Pennies - $5 to $6

    Sorry I don't have anything more recent.
     
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