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Disney News Fall 1990 Beach/ Yacht Club – Euro Disney $5.95 |
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Euro Disney Adventureland Lion Sponsor Pin $16.00 |
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Disney Castle Stamp Like rare Euro Disney pin/pins $9.99 |
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MINNIE Mouse Head Black & White Face Euro Disney PIN $7.97 |
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EUC H&M Santa Mickey Disney World Euro 116 5 6 $8.50 |
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Euro Disney Frontierland Nuts Sponsor Pin $16.00 |
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Euro Disney Kodak Express Pin Princess & Castle $19.95 |
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Euro Disney Coke Pin Donald Duck In The Train $14.95 |
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Disney Euro Disney Alice in Wonderland Pin $4.95 |
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DISNEY EURO BABY MICKEY MOUSE PLUSH LOVEY TOY $9.99 |
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VERY RARE DISNEY EURO-DISNEY OPENING WATCH $500.00 |
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WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE # 1 GERMAN EURO VARIANT $20.99 |
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Euro Disney Mickey Mouse Pin $15.00 |
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RARE MICKEY MOUSE EURO DISNEY 3D PEWTER TRADING PIN NEW $49.95 |
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old 1992 KODAK Euro Disney DONALD Duck ENAMEL Pin $8.00 |
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RARE PHIL COLLINS DISNEY SON OF MAN 4-TR.EURO CD! $0.99 |
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60-81 Euro Disney 5 Dollar St. Vincent Stamp $9.49 |
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1990 EURO DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE PLAYING CARDS $18.00 |
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1992 Euro Disney OPENING DAY KEY CHAIN disneyland grand $9.99 |
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Euro Disney stock certificate Mickey Mouse MINT!! $19.99 |
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EURO DISNEY RESORT MEDALLION DEBLOOM COIN 1992 + L@@K $4.99 |
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1-1.5 12-18 m Euro 86 H&M Disney Minnie Mouse Top NWT $14.99 |
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Paris – EURO DISNEY – day – Travel Souvenir Magnet $2.50 |
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Paris – EURO DISNEY – night – Travel Souvenir Magnet $2.50 |
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Euro Disney Mickey Notre Dame Paris France Postcard $12.99 |
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Euro Disney Goofy Artist Sacre-Coeur Paris Postcard $12.99 |
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Euro Disney Tinker Bell Arc de Triomphe Paris Postcard $12.99 |
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Euro Disney Resort Aero Club Opening Sponsor 1992 Pin $10.00 |
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Birki’s Girls Disney Aruba (Toddler-Youth) -euro sz 28 $59.95 |
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Birki’s Girls Disney Aruba (Toddler-Youth) -euro sz 26 $59.95 |
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Birki’s Girls Disney Aruba (Toddler-Youth) -euro sz 32 $59.95 |
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Birki’s Girls Disney Aruba (Toddler-Youth) -euro sz 27 $59.95 |
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Birki’s Girls Disney Aruba (Toddler-Youth) -euro sz 30 $59.95 |
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Euro Disney opening crew cast member baseball cap $9.99 |
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Disney Euro Disney Goofy Frontierland Pin ~ HTF $12.00 |
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1990s Smarties Euro Disney Winnie the Pooh Pre-Klik HTF $11.75 |
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Flying Tinkerbell Euro Disney Peter Pan Exclusive MIB $79.99 |
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Euro Disney 1992 Opening Collectible Spoon NIB $3.99 |
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Disney Euro Disney Discoveryland Galak Sponsor Pin $8.99 |
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Euro Disney Vittel April 1992 Sponsor Pin $15.00 |
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Euro Disney Disneyland Paris Limited Edition Lithograph Catherine Feff CATHERINE FEFF is the celebrated French mural artist who received worldwide acclaim for (among other works) her monumental canvas facades which were commissioned by the french government for the Madeleine church and the Arc de Triomphe. The Walt Disney Company was another of her prestigious patrons. They commissioned her to paint the mural of Clint Eastwood’s image for the Hotel Santa Fe at Euro D… |
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Euro Disney – Feel the Magic Japanese Import CD! EuroDisney album from 1992, sung in English! 15 Tracks total with full lyrics included! 1. Feel The Magic |
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Dance Max 11 [Rare] $37.11 … |
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Charlie Rose with Michael Eisner (September 24, 1997) $24.95 Charlie spends the hour with CEO of The Walt Disney Company, Michael Eisner. Eisner talks about how he has revitalized the company over the past 13 years and discusses plans for future growth.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com’s standard return policy will apply…. |
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The Disneylands That Never Were $5.49 Disney, theme parks, Walt Disney, Disneyland, Walt Disney World… |
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Once Upon an American Dream: The Story of Euro Disneyland $28.00 Branded a “cultural Chernobyl” and the “tragic kingdom,” the Euro Disney Resort has been on its own thrill ride since opening in 1992. The much publicized version of the Magic Kingdom gave Europeans alcohol-free “mocktails,” surly employees, even colors too muted for the Disney image. Facing financial disaster, was it any wonder that Disney execs found themselves wishing upon a star for answers? … |
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Toon Studio (Walt Disney Studios Park): Walt Disney Studios Park, Disneyland Paris, Walt Disney Imagineering, Euro Disney S.C.A., John Lasseter $36.00 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Toon Studio is a new area, or land, at Walt Disney Studios Park in Disneyland Paris, France. The land, formerly known as Animation Courtyard, now features two new attractions and a revised, more colourful and “immersive”, theming development. It opened successfully on 9 June, 2007. Developed by Walt Disney Imagineering, the new land was announced on Janu… |
Antique Stocks Collecting Themes – Part III
Many collectors of antique stock certificates collect by acquiring certificates with shared characteristics, or themes.
In prior articles, we discussed themes of Industry, Geography, Vignette (picture), Family Relationship, Time Period, Event, Firsts, Famous Names, Unissued and Extreme Numbers. Here are ten more popular collecting themes:
1. Celebration – Examples: World Fairs and participating companies, construction (Panama Canal, landmarks…), Disney (characters on war bonds, Magic Kingdom, Euro Disney…), sports (teams, player restaurants…), Transcontinental Railroad contributors
2. Personal Years – Examples: Birth year, when you met, marriage, child’s birth, military service, first car, graduation, family members’ important years (especially for gifts)
3. Befores – Examples: Territories before they were states, before modern papers and printing, financial instruments from before we went off the Gold Standard, pre-modern transportation (paddlewheels, steamships, stagecoaches…)
4. Signatures, hand signed – This category includes any hand written names (owner, company officials, bankers, witnesses…). It can be further segmented into well-known name signatures (John D Rockefeller), lesser-known (George Wingfield ‘ miner and banker) or unknown (little historical information).
5. Cancelation Type – Examples: stamped “canceled” or “cancelled”, hand written cancel, check mark or lines, scribbles through the signatures, hole-punched, issued but not canceled, canceled but not issued, marked VOID
6. Punch Type – Examples: large circles (1/4 inch), small circles (often spelling out the word “canceled”), squares, odd shapes (horseshoe, cross, star…)
7. Color – Examples: Certificates from the same company were often printed in different colors if they were used for a different amount of shares (example: printed for “100 Shares” or “Less Than 100 Shares”). Common stock and preferred stock certificates usually were in different colors. Certificates from some companies came in several colors.
8. Misspellings, or variant spellings – Examples: An Odd Fellows Hall Association certificate from the 1860’s spells “Fellows” both with and without an apostrophe on the same certificate. Railroad was often spelled differently (one or two words, capitals or not).
9. Stubbed – Some stock certificates still have a registration stub attached (either all of it or a remnant) to the left edge (similar to check register stubs for recording the payment details in a checkbook). It may be filled in or may not. Stubs on certificates can either be flat and showing as part of the complete document (as a framed wall display, for example) or it can be folded under to show just the actual certificate.
Some stock and bond certificates have partial or full sheets of dividend coupons attached like a stub would be, but may be on the bottom or the right hand side.
10.Ornate – Some people take the designation of stock certificates as artwork to heart and go for the very decorative ones. Examples: The 1969 Ringling Bros. ‘ Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows specimen is very colorful and full of circus characters. The Boston and Albany Rail Road of 1892 has detailed train and harbor scene vignettes that spread the width of the certificate.
It sometimes can be challenging to find certain certificates to fill in a theme, especially if it is a very narrow or rare theme. But the bigger challenge can be in choosing only one theme, because there are so many from which to choose.
About the Author
Larry Crain is a collector, author and dealer in Scripophily (the collecting of antique stock certificates). Visit Antique Stock Certificate Scripophily for images, values, more articles and research tools for old stock certificates. Visit Real Stock Histories to research old company and industry historical information.