Peter Piper Pizza Token (P309N)
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Vintage:
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Diameter:
22.5mm
Orientation:
Coin
Catalog:
P309N
Composition:
Nickel
Ownership Rate:
2.36%
Front:
Peter Piper Pizza, TM, Pizza & Play, Professionals
Back:
Peter Piper Pizza, TM
How to Identify:
HM mintmark on back
Peter Piper Pizza
Est. 1973
Founded by Anthony “Tony” Cavolo in Glendale, Arizona in November 1973, Peter Piper Pizza began as a neighborhood pizzeria offering high-quality pies at an affordable price in a family-friendly setting....
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$13.20
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About this token
A 22.5mm nickel token from Peter Piper Pizza. Identify this variant by: HM mintmark on back. Bears the mint mark "HM".
Front
Peter Piper Pizza, TM, Pizza & Play, Professionals
Back
Peter Piper Pizza, TM
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.