Coins

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin #83 Jake Wood Detroit Tigers Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1962 Salada Baseball Coin Pin #180 Hank Aaron Milwaukee Braves Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1995 FLEER SKYBOX GRANT HILL BRONZE ROOKIE CARD - HIGHLAND MINT - #1135/2500

The product is a 1995 Fleer Skybox Grant Hill Bronze Rookie Card, graded as Highland Mint with a serial number of #1135 out of 2500. With its unique bronze parallel variety and limited production, this card holds value as a rare and desirable piece from the 1995 Fleer set.

1962 Salada Baseball Coin Pin #149 Willie Mays San Francisco Giants Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

Stan Bahnsen New York Yankees Citgo Gas 1969 Baseball Centennial Coin EX-MT+

1962 Salada 180 Series Back Baseball Coin 150 Roberto Clemente Pirates Near Mint

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin #92 Bill Bruton Detroit Tigers Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1972 Esso Oil Advertising Baseball Juan Marichal SF Giants Pin Coin Token PSA 6

Little is known of these coins, except that they were distributed in Puerto Rico. Backs are in Spanish and have the player’s position, team, height, weight, date and place of birth. The coins of Tony Perez and, to a lesser extent, Rod Carew are scarcer than the others.

1962 Salada Baseball Pin Coin 141 Clay Dalrymple Philadelphia Phillies Near Mint

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin #41 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

MICHAEL JORDAN 1 oz 24 KT .gold plated COLLECTIBLE COIN # 8

1962 Salada Baseball Coin Pin #57 Leon Wagner Los Angeles Angels White Buttons

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1962 Salada Baseball Coin Pin #14 Frank Malzone Boston Red Sox Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin 30 Jim Busby Baltimore Orioles Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin #18 Tony Kubek New York Yankees Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

NFL Super Bowl Champs XLII New York Giants Highland Mint Commemorative Medallion

The NFL Super Bowl Champs XLII New York Giants Highland Mint Commemorative Medallion is a collectible coin that celebrates the victory of the New York Giants in the 2007 Super Bowl. Officially licensed by the National Football League (NFL), this medallion is a special item for fans of football and the Giants team. Made in the United States by Highland Mint, this commemorative piece is a unique and meaningful way to honor the team's achievement in this historic event.

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin #209 Joe Koppe Los Angeles Dodgers Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1960 Armour Baseball Coin Pin Willie Mays San Francisco Giants Orange Color

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin #50 Steve Boros Detroit Tigers Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1960 Armour Baseball Coin Pin Whitey Ford New York Yankee Orange Color Near Mint

1962 Salada Baseball Coin Pin #182 Ed Broussoud Boston Red Sox Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

CINCINNATI BENGALS NFL 2006 MEDALLION COLLECTION ALBUM

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1962 Salada 180 Series Back Baseball Pin Coin #108 Bob Lillis St Louis Cardinals

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1963 Salada Baseball Coin Pin 57 ROGER MARIS New York Yankees PSA 8 NM-MT

1963 SALADA JUNKET BASEBALL COINS. A much smaller set of baseball coins was issued by Salada/Junket in 1963.

1963 Salada Baseball Coin Pin #1 DON DRYSDALE Los Angeles Dodgers PSA 8 NM-MT

1963 SALADA JUNKET BASEBALL COINS. A much smaller set of baseball coins was issued by Salada/Junket in 1963.

1962 Salada Baseball Pin Coin #118 Vada Pinson Cincinnati Reds Near Mint

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1962 Salada Baseball Coin Pin #31 Dick Howser Kansas City Athletics Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1972 Esso Oil Advertising Baseball Tony Oliva Minnesota Twins Pin Coin PSA 6

Little is known of these coins, except that they were distributed in Puerto Rico. Backs are in Spanish and have the player’s position, team, height, weight, date and place of birth. The coins of Tony Perez and, to a lesser extent, Rod Carew are scarcer than the others.

1962 Salada Baseball Pin Coin #121 Harvey Kuenn San Francisco Giants Near Mint

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin 33 Yogi Berra New York Yankees Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1962 Salada Baseball Pin Coin #66 Roy Sievers Chicago White Sox Near Mint

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1962 Salada Baseball Pin Coin #104 Frank Thomas Milwaukee Braves Near Mint

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1963 Salada Coins- lot of 12- Roger Maris, Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson +++ ex.+

Very nice group of 12-- 5 hall of famers---Roger Maris, Bob Gibson, Sandy Koufax, Frank Robinson and Billy Williams... Plus Ken Boyer, Tommy Davis +++. Condition is excellent -- 2 small print marks ( hard to see) on Koufax seem to be the only noticeable flaws in the group. The big 4 of the group seem to be borderline single prints and run a bit hard to find.. A solid group---free shipping

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin 119 Carl Sawatski St Louis Cardinals Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1962 Salada Baseball Pin Coin #111 Ed Mathews Milwaukee Braves Near Mint

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1966 St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Immortals STAN MUSIAL Pin Coin PSA 7 NEAR MINT

Each 1-1/2" bright bronze “coin” has a portrait and career summary. The coins were issued in a 9" x 10-1/2" cardinal-red cardboard holder with gold logo and graphics.

1962 Salada Baseball Coin Pin #175 Orlando Cepeda San Francisco Giants Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.

1963 Salada Baseball High Grade Complete Set 63 Coins Pins Mantle Aaron Clemente

1963 Salada Junket Baseball High Grade Set 63 Coin Pin Button Mantle Aaron Mays. 1963 SALADA JUNKET BASEBALL COINS. A much smaller set of baseball coins was issued by Salada/Junket in 1963. Most coins are Near Mint or Better with a few Lesser!

1962 Salada Baseball Pin Coin #108 Bob Lillis St Louis Cardinals NEAR MINT

The First Print run of Salada Coins were a 180 coin set. These 180 Series Backs are quite scarce due to only one print run. Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product.

1962 Salada Tea Baseball Coin Pin #18 Tony Kubek New York Yankees Near Mint

Few collectors realize how difficult sets are to assemble. Salada coins are also one of the more interesting choices of premiums ever devised to help generate sales of a product. I understand the issuing of these coins with desserts, but when you get right down to it, it’s just hard to imagine what Salada was thinking when they also issued these with tea.