VINTAGE Phi Delta Theta Fraternity 14K White Gold Pin / Badge, Seed Pearls OLD
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:1034750 | Modified Item: No |
| Organization Type: Fraternity |
Up for bid is a beautiful pin from the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. It has seed pearls around the outer edges and a diamond chip in the upper middle. Back side has the initials R.C.D. and "Idaho A" for the Idaho Alpha chapter, all engraved. It has a E.H.Co. maker's mark on the back as well. The pin is not marked for content but acid tests to be 14K gold. Also, as it is more silver in color this would be white gold. The pin is excellent condition, with... no damage or wear seen. It does have a working clasp. It measures 3/4" at the tallest and weighs 2.63 grams. A very nice addition to your Phi Delt or vintage fraternity / sorority collection! Please email with any questions and thanks for looking!!!I always have vintage Greek letter fraternity / sorority and college items for sale, so please check back frequently. I also maintain mailing lists for many fraternities and sororities, so if you'd like to receive notice from me when I've listed something please send me your email address.PLEASE READ: Shipping will be determined by the winning bidder's zip code. Delivery Confirmation is always included on all purchases. Boxed items will use US Postal Service Priority Mail, at my own estimated cost to ship. Insurance is highly recommended on all glass items, as I cannot be responsible for the condition of the item once it leaves my hands. Flat items will be sent 1st Class Mail at my cost to ship plus $.50 for the large, bubble-wrap lined envelope. No shipping gouging here. Payment must be received within ten days of winning the auction. I will have my invoices, with total shipping due, out within 24 hours of auction's end.On Jun-04-19 at 05:42:34 PDT, seller added the following information:Quick update on this, as I've received some feedback from the Phi Delt community. Turns out the initials are actually R.C.O on the back and that ties to roughly 1925.
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