[pete62skidoo]

I would like to know if any of you have ever seen (or own) one of the original Tiffany pendants issued for the introduction of the '64 Mustang. Have been researching this for 7+ years on net and can't seem to find much info on this. I would like an estimate of the value of this item, appraisers don't understand that these were likely produced in a small run by Tiffany and few exist today. Have seen the youtube videos featuring the pendant and the inset pics in the old mag. ads. Have sent inquiries to many Mustang Magazines and no one seems to know much about this. I do know that Ford got J.W. Thompson to commission this thru Tiffany (kinda as a gimmick) to help with the marketing/advertising. Would like your best guesses at the value of this item.
Pete

[66Sprint200]

I have seen one. I would LOVE to own one. Because of my college I get the AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America) monthly newsletter. In the September/October 2009 edition there is an article about it. It is a sterling silver medallion with a sterling silver lariat ring. On one side it says "Tiffany Award For Exellence in American Design" around the edge of the medallion and in the center on the same side it says "For the Ford Mustang Design-Approved By Tiffany & Co 1964". On the other side it has the picture you use for an avatar. The person who had the article about it said his sister got it from Ford Motor Company when she bought a new Mustang in 1964.

Like I said, I would LOVE to own one, but it is extremely difficult to find one.