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2000 Snoopy Coin & The Gang's All Here FDC w/Scott #3507 + 1966 School Bus

$ 15.31

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Composition: Copper-Nickel
  • Year: 2001
  • Certification: Uncertified
  • Condition: Unopened. Mint.
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Here is a great Snoopy / Charlie Brown Package!
    50th Anniversary Of Peanuts
    Included are:
    1. 2000 Commemorative Cuni Coin
    2. Official First Day of Issue (USPS Snoopy Stamp #3507) 2001 Fleetwood Envelope featuring a detailed image of Snoopy flying off to fight the dastardly Red Baron
    3. Large envelope with four (4) FDC Snoopy stamps (#3507, 2001) with "1 Snoopy Place Santa Rosa" official cancel
    Back of envelope shows the whole Charlie Brown Gang
    4. 1958/1966 Snoopy Driving School Bus
    Metal bus measures 2-1/2" long and approximately 1-7/8" high. Blue wheels and Snoopy are plastic. Orange bus has chipped paint. Still rolls very nicely. Features Snoopy from The Peanuts Gang. Well worn. Lots of paint worn off and decal of Woodstock mostly gone, but the wheels/tires work great. On the bottom are:
    "Inter Trade Tec LA CAL"
    "United Features Syndicate"
    "Made in Macau"
    copyright Peanuts Characters 1958, 1965, 1966
    World Famous Beagle gets his own Coin and Postage Stamp!
    This
    Peanuts Commemorative Coin
    is an impressive silver dollar size and a makes a great gift for any Peanuts/Snoopy fan or coin collector.
    The Legal Tender coin features a detailed image of Snoopy sleeping on top of his doghouse with Woodstock perched on his feet.
    38.6 MM IN DIAMETER
    28.28 GRAMS
    The 50th anniversary of Charles Shultz’s famous Peanuts comic strip is commemorated on this 2000 dated One Dollar coin from Niue.
    The reverse of this coin shows Snoopy and Woodstock sitting on Snoopy's dog house.
    The character of Snoopy first appeared in Charles Schulz’s Sunday comic strip in October 1950 and he is now one of the most recognized cartoon characters in the world, loved and adored by many fans. Snoopy was a silent character in the comic strips until 1952, when his opinions were shown through a thought balloon.
    By the 1960s, most of the comic strips focus upon Snoopy and we see him grow from being a puppy to a fully functioning adult dog… with extras. Snoopy walking on his hind legs, uses a typewriter, reads a book; he also adapts many personas including a pilot and an astronaut — he even has an alter-ego, a college student called ‘Cool Joe’ who wears sunglasses.
    However,
    Snoopy is most renowned for two things… laying on top of his doghouse and his best friend, a bird called Woodstock
    . Over the last 60 years, this iconic character has featured in numerous films, animated series and merchandise as well as the comic strip where it all started.
    The work of Charles Schulz is described as, "the most shining example of the American success story," whereas his character, Charlie Brown is an example of, "the great American un-success story" in that he fails in practically everything he does which makes him such a likable character.
    Niue is a small island nation in the South Pacific. It was named Savage Island by Captain James Cook, who landed there in 1774, because of the hostility of the natives. Missionaries began arriving in the 1830's and eventually converted the population to Christianity. The island has a population of only about 2200. Its main sources of income are the export of Bananas, copra, handicrafts and selling coins to collectors.
    A beautiful portrait of Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse.
    COIN SPECIFICATIONS:
    METAL -------------------------------- COPPER-NICKEL
    FACE VALUE ------------------------ 1 DOLLAR
    WEIGHT ----------------------------- 28.28 GRAMS
    DIAMETER --------------------------- 38.60 MM
    This commemorative lot of all items listed makes a great collectible gift for yourself or any Peanuts/Snoopy collector.
    Priority Insured Mailing - .00
    and you get the Made in Macau Peanuts Characters 1966 School bus; the large Snoopy Coin; the Official First Day cover with cancelled single stamp
    and the large Charlie Brown Gang envelope with 4 official First Day Cancels and the original blue folder emblazoned with the red logo Peanuts, as shown