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Item # 134 - Price $89.95
$4.95 Shipping
This Colorful stock certificate is not cancelled. “Notice the very low certificate number”.
The availability of these certificates in the market place are low since the company is out of business.
Webvan Group, Inc. was an Internet retailer offering delivery of consumer products through a proprietary business design that integrates its Webstore, distribution facility and delivery system. Webvan's product offerings were principally focused on food, non-prescription drug products and general merchandise including housewares, pet supplies, consumer electronics and entertainment products and books. The Webvan Webstore was an informative and personalized Website that enabled users to quickly and easily navigate and purchase from a wide selection of items. The store directory was divided into intuitively organized categories and allows the customer to quickly and efficiently find items. In July 2001, the Company ceased operations and filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. The Company has no plans to resume operations, and it will pursue an orderly wind down of its operations and sale of its assets and business.
Webvan Stock Certificate
When a Webvan certificate went on the auction block on Ebay, the Web page drew over 27,000 viewers. The final selling price of this single share certificate was over $500.00 and more than 300 e-mails arrived from around the world. Comparatively, a typical stock certificate auction on eBay attracts from 50 to 80 people. A particular fascination with the Internet sepia-tone certificates is growing because these dot com companies were short-lived and their share certificates have become exceedingly rare and collectible.
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