Description:

This collectible card features a detailed artistic design centered around the iconic figure Don Quixote, who is depicted standing with his lance raised, facing traditional windmills. The imagery references the well-known literary character created by Miguel de Cervantes, capturing a moment of his legendary tilting at the windmills. A sword is also part of the artwork, emphasizing the chivalric theme. The color scheme prominently includes shades of blue, which complement the overall design.

Text on the card identifies it with the currency theme, highlighting elements of paper money and numismatics. The word "peso" appears alongside other currency-related terminology, connecting the collectible to the field of money and currencies. Additional text includes "Don Quixote Standing & Windmills," establishing the subject and scene without embellishment. The name "Ponce de Leon" is present, tying historical significance to the piece.

The card also features markings linked to the Florida United Numismatists (F.U.N.) convention in Orlando, Florida, specifically referencing the date 5M 01/98. This situates the card within a numismatic event context. The issuing entity Tell-One Inc. (CCK) is noted, reinforcing the card’s collectible nature. Overall, the card combines artistic elements with numismatic and cultural references, making it a distinctive collectible celebrating both literary and monetary history.

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