Cracker Jack Scotland Yard Kind of Day

RichieRich

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A 1926 Wheatie, Scotland Yard lapel pin. Any idea of the year???

Cracker Jack Mystery Club medallion circa 1930's


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RichieRich

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The Cracker Jack Mystery Club was started in May of 1933, offering persons who joined first with ten President coins found in boxes of Cracker Jack or Checkers, dropping the number to join to three then increasing the number to five coins later.

There are 31 presidents in the set from the first president, George Washington to newly elected, at the time 32nd president, Franklin D. Roosevelt. Grover Cleveland's coin has his two non-consecutive terms 22nd and 24th, hence 31 coins instead of 32 coins.

The Cracker Jack Mystery Club sent back to a member who joined a membership certificate and a little gift.
Also sent back to the new member was the number of coins or medals sent in with Canceled stamped on the back of the coin or medal.

Note: There are only TEN President coins that have the word CANCELED stamped on the back. These stamped CANCELED coins are harder to locate than the regular coins or medals.

The Cracker Jack presidential medals were issued toward the end of the production so they are harder to locate than their coin variety types.

In May 1934 The Cracker Jack Company discontinued the distribution of the presidential medals and started inserting picture cards of Movie and Radio Stars in the Cracker Jack Mystery Club boxes.
 

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Very nice find, congratulations! :occasion14:
 

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I am thinking the Scotland Yard item may be a button off of some sort of pants. Maybe that is the brand name. My only reason, is that it says "authentic wear" on it.
 

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I thought so too however it has a lapel/tie pin back
 

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Nice finds. Congrats.
 

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Nice saves!
I got the same Jefferson Token last summer.
I like that yours has a hole in it :icon_thumright:
 

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