Gilbert Zapp's Token (ZAP102N)
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Vintage:
n/a
Diameter:
25mm (~0.98 in.)
Orientation:
Medal
Catalog:
ZAP102N
Composition:
Nickel
Ownership Rate:
2.63%
Front:
Gilbert Zapp's Campbell, CA, 25c Play Value
Back:
GZ
How to Identify:
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Zapp's Games, Bar & Grill
Est. 1983
In 1983, entrepreneur Nolan Bushnell—best known for founding Chuck E. Cheese's—launched Zapp's Games, Bar & Grill (also styled Gilbert Zapp's) as a more adult-oriented twist on the family-entertainment restaurant model....
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Fair Value
CEC Token Estimate(1)
$50.00
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About this token
This Zapp's Games, Bar & Grill piece is struck in nickel and measures 25mm in diameter (cectoken.com classifies it as Rare).
Front
Gilbert Zapp's Campbell, CA, 25c Play Value
Back
GZ
The actual item may differ in quality from the sample image provided. cectoken.com tracks prices and collections for animatronic-era tokens — from Chuck E. Cheese and Showbiz Pizza to family entertainment centers and arcades nationwide.