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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2004
Page
31
The September release will add 10 new issues for philatelists. The first US stamp to depict American Indian art appeared in 1977 featuring Pueblo pottery, marking a milestone in collecting and investments.
Collector interest grows as 19th and early 20th century bikes rise in value. William Love stores Schwinns in a basement collection while Michael Fallon of Copake Auctions sells vintage two wheeled relics from the 1890 Eagle Roadster to 1945 Schwinn Whizzer, with prices from thousands to tens of thousands and related memorabilia drawing shoppers.
When Duel Masters arrives in America in March it could become a hit with young gamers. The line includes Duel Masters toys a TV show comic books and a Game Boy game ready for release alongside the card game per Scrye magazine associate editor Jason Winters.
A 2005 Arnold Schwarzenegger California quarter satire circulates among collectors. The coin shows the governor delivering a kick to a small Gray Davis, dated 2005 the year California’s real state quarter is issued.
A lamb-shaped earthenware doorstop, one of five known, drew bids at Green Valley Auctions and sold for 34,100 dollars. The piece impressed collectors with its rarity and display appeal.
An antique wooden frog shaped bowl from the American Northwest with unknown origin sold for 2232 dollars at a Bonhams Butterfields sale of ethnic works of art.
In the 1950s Peter Puppet Playthings made Howdy Doody characters and mint condition marionettes in box fetch higher. Loose Howdy expects 50 to 100 dollars, mint in box 250 to 400 dollars. Minnie Mouse may fetch slightly more for Disney collectors due to rarity. exact value depends on condition and presentation.
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