Description:

This collectible card depicts a detailed image of the Texas Numismatic Convention Treasury Note Currency from April 1994. The card prominently features imagery related to the Government of Texas $5 note, including historic figures Sam Houston and Henry Smith. Their names are clearly displayed on the card, recognizing their significance in Texan history and numismatics. This card corresponds to the 36th Texas Numismatic Convention held in Fort Worth, Texas, specifically commemorating the event with collectible themes centered around coin collecting and currency.

The design highlights elements tied to numismatics, such as coins, money, and various currencies. The card includes the event’s title, “Texas Numismatic Convention (April 1994),” alongside related terms including coin shows, coin conventions, and coin expos. The Government of Texas $5 Treasury Note is the focal point, emphasizing the historical and collectible value of the currency. The image has vibrant color contrasts that accentuate the important details of the note and the portraits of Sam Houston and Henry Smith.

This item links to the broader themes of collectibles and numismatics, making it a notable piece for collectors specializing in coins, currency, and related events. The card is designed for collectors who value historical and government-issued currency memorabilia. The terms “AmCall” and “WorldCom” are visible, potentially referencing organizations or sponsors related to the convention or collectible series. Overall, the card serves as a collectible tribute to Texan history and the numismatic community of the 1994 convention.

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