Little is known of these coins, except that they were distributed in Puerto Rico. Backs are in Spanish and have the player’s position, team, height, weight, date and place of birth. The coins of Tony Perez and, to a lesser extent, Rod Carew are scarcer than the others.
Little is known of these coins, except that they were distributed in Puerto Rico. Backs are in Spanish and have the player’s position, team, height, weight, date and place of birth. The coins of Tony Perez and, to a lesser extent, Rod Carew are scarcer than the others.
Check out my E-Bay Store for High Grade Vintage Baseball Coins & Pins! 1972 Esso Oil Advertising Hispanic Baseball Rico Carty Atlanta Braves Pin Coin Little is known of these coins, except that they were distributed in Puerto Rico. Even the sponsor, Esso Oil Co., is not mentioned anywhere on the pieces. Made of aluminum and 1-1/4″ in diameter, coin fronts have a portrait of the player with his name above. Backs are in Spanish and have the player’s position, team, height, weight, date and place of birth. The coins of Tony Perez and, to a lesser extent, Rod Carew are scarcer than the others. A person receiving a Perez coin was able to exchange it for a full tank of gas. In 2006, a brass-finish Roberto Clemente coin was first reported, probably also a short-printed exchange coin. I will ship to anywhere in the US and Canada only. Shipping is $2.95 for the first item and $1 each additional item. Insurance is automatically added free of charge on orders over $100. Free shipping for multiple orders adding up to over $100. Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
Little is known of these coins, except that they were distributed in Puerto Rico. Backs are in Spanish and have the player’s position, team, height, weight, date and place of birth. The coins of Tony Perez and, to a lesser extent, Rod Carew are scarcer than the others.
About Juan Marichal Player: Juan Marichal. About the 1972 Esso Latin Coin Set Team: San Francisco Giants.
Little is known of these coins, except that they were distributed in Puerto Rico. Backs are in Spanish and have the player’s position, team, height, weight, date and place of birth. The coins of Tony Perez and, to a lesser extent, Rod Carew are scarcer than the others.
Tony Oliva is one of the greatest hitters of his generation and a beloved Minnesota Twins legend. His impact on the Twins franchise and Major League Baseball remains significant, especially as one of the early stars from Cuba to shine in the MLB.