Posted 09/04/2016 09:00 am
Both the chain and the coin are a lightweight, cheap plastic. It's literally like something you would buy at a dollar store.
That's why I thought that it might have been a party favor, but I can't find any other examples, or even listings for party favors to buy.
It could very well be something you would find at a dollar store type place in the UK. That would explain why there's nothing about it online.
However, it's oddly specific. I can understand having play money of modern British currency, but why a coronation coin from 1953?
That in itself is why I thought it might have been older, otherwise it's a little weird to manufacture a toy replica of a 63 year old coin out of nowhere.
That's why I thought that it might have been a party favor, but I can't find any other examples, or even listings for party favors to buy.
It could very well be something you would find at a dollar store type place in the UK. That would explain why there's nothing about it online.
However, it's oddly specific. I can understand having play money of modern British currency, but why a coronation coin from 1953?
That in itself is why I thought it might have been older, otherwise it's a little weird to manufacture a toy replica of a 63 year old coin out of nowhere.
