1933 Ford V8 Oval Coin For The 30 Year Anniversary 1903-1933 Classic Find Exc! on 2040-parts.com
Burnt Hills, New York, United States
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1903-1933 Ford 30th Anniversary Commemorative Coin. Expect to pay $20 up to $35 for one of these rare coins. Features the '33 Ford Oval Logo on one side and the Classic V8 Logo on the other. 30 Years of Progress. Measures just under 1-1/4" diameter. Genuine Authentic Piece in Excellent Condition. The prefect find for the Ford Collector at a price that you can afford. If you want to see some other real cool classic car, motorcycle and truck swag, please visit the TJMARZ on etsy, where we have alot more to show since no limits are placed on our selling ability there. Great item for the Automobilia Collector or MAKES an EXCELLENT GIFT TOO! Winning Bidder to include $2.50 for Safe Secure Shipping. Additional will be needed for Shipping Outside the USA.
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