Paramount Star Popsicle Gary Cooper

Features

Location	United States
Type	Advertising medallions
Composition	Aluminium
Weight	0.8 g
Diameter	23.75 mm
Thickness	0.97 mm
Shape	Okrągły
Orientation	Variable alignment ↺
Number	N# 364077
References	TC# 344849 TokenCatalog.com (http://tokencatalog.com)

Obverse

Gary Cooper w obliczu legendy Automatically translated

Script: łaciński

Lettering: GARY COOPER

Reverse

Legenda na górze i na dole z paskiem mniej więcej pośrodku. Automatically translated

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
PARAMOUNT
STAR
▬
POPSICLE

Edge

Zwykły Automatically translated

Comments

Żetony Popsicle były wydawane jako premie w opakowaniach Popsicle od 1933 roku.
Później, w 1937 roku, wydano ich sześć i wiemy na pewno, że zostały one wygrawerowane przez niemiecko-amerykańskiego grawera Franza Eue. Były to portrety Claudette Colbert, Gary'ego Coopera, Jean Harlow, Fredericka Marcha, Normy Shearer i Johnny'ego Weissmuellera. Na rewersie medalu Claudette Colbert błędnie napisał Popsicle jako POPCICLE. Trzy z nich są wymienione w Czerwonej Księdze autorstwa Katie Jaeger i Dave'a Bowersa, A Guide Book of U.S. Tokens and Medals, strona 149.

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Popsicle tokens were issued as premiums in Popsicle packages starting in 1933.
Later, in 1937, six were issued and we know for certain these were engraved by German-American engraver Franz Eue. These bore portraits of Claudette Colbert, Gary Cooper, Jean Harlow, Frederick March, Norma Shearer and Johnny Weissmueller. He misspelled Popsicle on the reverse of the Claudette Colbert medal as POPCICLE. Three of these are listed in the Red Book by Katie Jaeger and Dave Bowers, A Guide Book of U.S. Tokens and Medals, page 149.

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