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antique stock certificates from the telecommunications industry. Browse and
discover certificates of WorldCom stock, of Sirius stock and of numerous other
now-defunct shares that were traded during the roaring, heady days of the
telecom bubble. It is important to note that most of the more recent telecom
stocks were electronically traded; few hard copy paper stock certificates were
issued. Telecom corporate stock certificate collectors of the few that exist
will likely enjoy rich investment returns.
LM Ericsson Telephone
Item # 155 - Price $54.95
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This Colorful stock certificate is not cancelled.
LM Ericsson Telephone Co. is engaged in international telecommunications, providing systems and products for fixed and mobile communications in public and private networks. The Company's broad range of data communications and telecommunication products includes systems and services for handling voice, data, images and text in public and private fixed-line and mobile networks, microelectronic components, defense electronics and telecommunications and power cables. From January 1, 1999, the Company has adopted a new organization with three customer-oriented business segments replacing the previous business areas: Network Operations and Service Providers, Consumer Products and Enterprise Solutions. In addition to these segments, the Company's other operations include Components, Cables, Defense Systems and other minor operations. The market organization is grouped in four market areas: Europe, Middle East and Africa; Latin America; North America, and Asia Pacific.
The Telecom Disaster..!!
Documents from short-lived telecom companies are a contemporary commodity. With the introduction of the phone switching equipment, hundreds of start-up companies sold shares of their stock and millions of investors purchased these shares. But in the blink of an eye, many of these telecom companies went out of business. Importantly, most of the telecom shares were traded electronically and, thus, very few hard copy paper stock certificates were issued. Collectors of the limited number of issued certificate shares will have a rich return on their investment.
Additionally, a growing number of investors and collectors have expressed interest in obtaining the defunct shares as reminders of the roaring, heady days of the telecom bubble - and the mistakes made when it burst.
Therefore, these certificates are in very limited in supply and have become a collector's dream. We invite you to experience a piece of Internet history. Its significance will most certainly continue to increase as the current generation X-ers come to realize the value of this part of history.
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