Description:

This collectible card features imagery associated with the Long Beach Coin Expo titled "The Billion Dollar Show," held in October 1995. The card prominently displays the Long Beach skyline, including recognizable boats and sailboats, as well as aircraft such as biplanes and airplanes flying above the scene. The design integrates elements related to currency, including a depiction of a $100,000 note, and a portrait of Woodrow Wilson, whose image appears on the note.

The card also includes the Queen Mary ocean liner, an iconic ship docked in Long Beach, contributing to the maritime theme of the scene. The text on the card references the Long Beach Coin Expo and highlights the event’s nickname, “The Billion Dollar Show,” indicating its focus on currency and coin-related collectibles. The card was produced by USACard Corporation and marked with the word "SAMPLE."

Richly detailed, the card combines historical and nautical elements with aviation to celebrate the Long Beach area and the coin expo’s cultural significance. The mixture of a prominent political figure, luxurious ocean liner, varied aircraft, and the city’s skyline creates a vivid representation of the event and its themes of money and transportation.

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