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This Sears, Roebuck and Co Specimen Bond Certificate features the company headquarters in Chicago in the Vignette. This specimen bond was for $100,000 and was printed in 1958. Features all 50 coupons attached. Very hard-to-find certificate
Sears, Roebuck and Company, the historic U.S retailer began as a mail order company where at one time you could purchase a car or even a house right out of it's catalog. Once part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Sears merged with K-Mart in 2005. Sears was originally formed in 1892 and was the United States largest retailer until 1989 when it was surpassed by Walmart.
Added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average February 6, 1924.
Specimen stock certificates are certificates that were archived by printers and the company as perfect examples of the company’s stock issue. Specimen’s can be identified by their “specimen” stamp, stamped holes spelling “specimen”, or they are often issued with a serial number of a series of zeros. Often, they are also issued with no serial number at all. Specimens can also represent a design that was never issued. All of these attributes make the specimen stock certificate rarer than the issued version of the share. Many enthusiasts collect specimens as a whole new category of Scripophily.
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