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I have a pewter plate that says 1930 Gallant Fox Triple Crown and cannot find any info..HELP!?
Around the outside of the plate it says GALLANT FOX 2nd Winner Kentucky Preakness-Belmont Stakes Triple Crown. On the flat part of the plate is a stamping i guess of a horse and the year 1930 above it. On the back of the plate it says THE VICTORY RACING PLATE COMPANY-LIMITED EDITION Then it is stamped RWP wilton-columbia PA I have no idea what to do with this plate but if it is worth something I want to insure it. If you know anything about it PLEASE let me know. I have done alot of research and cannot find a plate like this... Also I have the mug that matches it and is stamped on the bottom. Thanks
I f you want to know more about the horse, go to http://spiletta.com/UTHOF/gallantfox.html He was a Triple Crown Winner in 1930, Horse of the year 1930, and 4 time top sire of the year. What the plate is worth, I don't know.
I know from watching the Antiques Road Show that having the plate & matching mug makes it worth more. lol
I FOUND IT!!! I found the matching plates at this web site: http://www.horse-races.net/derbyglass/plates.html
Scroll down & you will see a set of the same plates with the other Triple Crown Winners. I think it's a museum. They don't have Gallant Fox and it said if you had one of the missing plates he would be interested in buying it. Check it out!
I used Bing and did a search for gallant fox memorabilia. That's the first one I looked at.
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