Scott O'Neil of the Philadelphia 76ers asked Tokens to craft gifts made from the floor of Hershey Sports Arena to honor Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game in 1962. The 100th point went through with 46 seconds left on the clock and was the final bucket of the game before fans rushed the court. Harvey Pollack was the Philadelphia Warriors PR director who hand wrote the 100 point sign Wilt held. Later, he was the authenticator of this floor for the 76ers when Hershey Park transferred it to Tokens in 2012.
Authentic Hershey Park Arena Floor
For projects like this, Tokens will work with your team to enable the most efficient & lowest cost method of transfer of the artifacts. Any unused portions or remnants remain the property of the client and can be returned with the finished product or held in our warehouse for future projects.
Finished Gift: Pieces of the Hershey Park Floor handcrafted into sterling silver cuff links
Custom Thank You Card