III Forks token/medal .999 fine silver

[Asassyn]

This is something that Ive always had. i cant remember where i even got it from. But I was curious as to what it would be worth. Its slightly smaller than an American Silver Eagle. The inner core is marked .999 Fine Silver. The exterior ring is brass/bronze i believe.

The text reads: The Eye of the master fattens the calf. III Forks. Dallas Texas on one side.
The other side reads: Attitude is Everything. Luck Helps .999 Fine silver. 1838.

 

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[Asassyn]

after doing some research online I found out this comes from a resteraunt. Its an upscale/upper echelon steak joint with a handful of locations in ameica. Similair to Ruth's Chris from what it appears. But i have no idea of any more info on the token.

 

[Asassyn]

finally some success. but no weight on the silver. http://www.silverstrikers.com/Web/C...tx/Three-Forks-DLtx-Token-Page-01.php/]Silver

 

[NEWINELAST]

These were issued in the 1990's by 111 Forks Steakhouses in the U. S. You could buy them and give away as gifts that could be redeemed at the restaurant for food or merchandise. The one you have is from the Dallas Location, and was issued without a $ Amount, but would be worth $10 in redeemable value. The other three that were issued were marked as $20, $50 and $100, and were generic in nature to be used at all locations. I hope this answers your question. I'm familiar with them because I am a member of a club that deals in Silver Strikes, manly from Casinos across the country. If you would like to sell it, please let me know? Thanks. Sincerely, Ray

 

[NEWINELAST]

The silver on this strike weighs between 16 to 17 Ounces.

 

[digger460]

Nice piece.