DECEMBER 9:

NECA HORROR ORNAMENTS: 2005, Like New/Loose - look as issued, display only, Made by NECA, 3 3/4 - 4 inch tall, detailed, molded plastic Christmas ornaments of Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Freddy from A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Jason from Friday the 13th, all wearing festive Santa hats with eyehooks and cords in their heads, ready to hang on your tree or anywhere else you'd like them. - on the Toy Collectibles page

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NOVEMBER 22:

1934 LINCOLN FIVE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE: 1934 Series D, Circulated, 20 Very Fine (folds, soiling), Blue Seal, Serial Number S03188087 A, Abraham Lincoln obverse and Lincoln Memorial reverse. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

1953 LINCOLN FIVE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE: 1953 Series A, Circulated, 30 Very Fine (few folds, light soiling), Blue Seal, Serial Number D 88828654 A, Abraham Lincoln obverse and Lincoln Memorial reverse. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

1963 LINCOLN FIVE DOLLAR UNITED STATES NOTE: 1963 Series, 68 Superb Gem Uncirculated, Red Seal, Serial Number A 15412657 A, Abraham Lincoln obverse and Lincoln Memorial reverse, exceptional specimen. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

1963 LINCOLN FIVE DOLLAR UNITED STATES NOTE: 1963 Series, Circulated, 45 Choice Extremely Fine (crisp handled bill, 2 vertical and 1 horizontal faint folds), Red Seal, Serial Number A 27420469 A, Abraham Lincoln obverse and Lincoln Memorial reverse. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

APOLLO-SOYUZ CANCELLATIONS: Scott #1569 and #1570, 10¢ Apollo-Soyuz stamps on plain 7.5 x 4 inch addressed (to me) envelopes, specialty cancellations, both dated July 24, 1975, #1569 Norfolk, VA and #1570 San Francisco, CA, both with the Apollo-Soyuz U.S. Navy Recovery Force-Pacific postmark. Stamp artwork by Robert McCall. - on the Space and Flight Collectibles page

 

NOVEMBER 19:

1935 WASHINGTON ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE: 1935 Series G, About Uncirculated 53 (crisp with one faint horizontal fold and vertical fold), Serial Number C 78391173, George Washington obverse and Pyramid/Great Seal reverse, nice specimen. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

1969 WASHINGTON ONE DOLLAR REPLACEMENT BILL: 1969 Series D, K Bank of Dallas, Texas, Uncirculated 62, Star Replacement Note, Serial Number K 06200081 *, George Washington obverse and Pyramid/Great Seal reverse, very nice specimen. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

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NOVEMBER 18:

1928 JEFFERSON TWO DOLLAR BILL: 1928 Series G, Circulated, Choice VF 35 (few folds, light soling), Serial Number E23436480 A, Thomas Jefferson obverse and Monticello reverse. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

1953 JEFFERSON TWO DOLLAR REPLACEMENT BILL: 1953, About Uncirculated 50 (noticeable handling), Star Replacement Note, Serial Number *01517442 A, Thomas Jefferson obverse and Monticello reverse. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

1963 JEFFERSON TWO DOLLAR BILL: 1963, Uncirculated 62, Serial Number A 02664758 A, Thomas Jefferson obverse and Monticello reverse, very nice specimen. - on the Numismatic Collectibles page

 

NOVEMBER 15:

U.S. First Day Cover: September 9, 1969: Washington, DC with July 20, 1969 Moon Landing USA round date, Scott #C76, Fleetwood, First Men on the Moon, planting the flag on the moon with astronaut portraits, 10¢ Apollo 11 First Man On The Moon stamp. - on the First Day Covers page

U.S. First Day Cover: July 15, 1975: Kennedy Space Center, FL. Scott #1569-1570, Artcraft, Apollo-Soyuz Space Mission, Inverted Cancellation Error, Pair of two 10¢ Apollo-Soyuz stamps, "First Day Of Issue" cancellation is stamped upside down over the cachet instead of on the stamp pair. Stamp artwork by Robert McCall. - on the First Day Covers page

 

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