Breakfast at TIFFANY‘s

coinsarefun

Well since I’m retired I can have breakfast early instead of the weekend

.I know there are some SCD’s made by them along with some collectors of silverware.
Let’s see them .

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Added the $100 gold over silver and toned. Now at PCGS for slabbing. Check out the super low serial number.
Now I have a set $25, $50,$100 all with serial numbers.

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MWallace

I don't have anything to show, but I like that token. It sure looks nicer than a 62.

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@MWallace said:
I don't have anything to show, but I like that token. It sure looks nicer than a 62.

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Thanks, I agree but I’m just happy pcgs graded it. There are quite a few out there but most do not have a serial number on it, which means this used to purchase something .

johnny9434

i like the looks of it, nice score

PerryHall

Any idea when these were made and in use? Very cool token.

JBK

I'm pretty sure I saw these being advertised by Tiffany within the past 20 or 30 years.

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@PerryHall said:
Any idea when these were made and in use? Very cool token.

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The ones without a serial number are fairly recant maybe 20 years or so.
The ones with serial numbers are much earlier, maybe 40’s

ShaunBC5

And I’ll be singing the Deep Blue Something song for the rest of the day.
That’s a cool piece. Gift cards before gift cards?

MedalCollector

This one was cast by Tiffany. It was sculpted by Charles Y. Harvey, a student of Augustus St. Gaudens.

DCW

This was struck by Tiffany & Co for the National Arts Club, NY. It is stamped Tiffany & Co on the reverse. It was designed by some guy named Victor David Brenner. 😆

The_Dinosaur_Man

I like the thread title! At the LCS I used to work at, we packaged purchased coins in brown paper lunch bags. For young kids buying coins, I'd tell them it looked like they had "breakfast at Tiffany's."

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Added the $100 gold over silver and toned. in the first post

DCW

Fantastic piece, Stef!