EPASA, Editora Panamá América 12/31/01 - S.A. Curiosa subida de
las acciones y bonos de Enron
Indian
Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd December 29, 2001- ...Kerstein,
whose Web site sells certificates ranging from 19th century railroad
bonds to recent dead dot-coms...
Sunday, December 30, 2001 Philly.com - Big bucks for Enron
stock
The certificates of
the big failure are going for $99.95 on the Web.
Dec. 29, 2001, Houston Chronicle. Enron stock joins collector's item
list
Forbes.com -
December 28, 2001
FEATURE- Enron stock has rising value for collectors
Friday,
December 28, 2001 Fox News -
Enron Stock Value Rises for Collectors
December 28, 2001 -
Enron Stock Value Rises for Collectors By Philip Klein NEW YORK
(Reuters) - Enron Corp.'s (NYSE:ENE - news) stock is rising once
again -- but don't look for its rebound in Standard & Poor's 500
index listings.
December
11, 2001 - Scripophily.com®
Old Collectible Stock and Bond Certificates are a Gift of
History
- Collectible Stock and Bond Sales continues to thrive
 Time Out New York
December 2001 - recommends
Scripophily.com as a great gift idea for the holidays. The
magazine is the final word on what's going on in and around New
York.
November 19, 2001
Charles Schwab & Co - Are Old Stock
Certificates Worth Anything? by
Stan Sinberg
Collector Network - What Is Scripophily?
November 2001 - Kerstein appointed to Sponsera Advisory Board -
Bob Kerstein was Senior Vice President - Cellular Chief Financial
Officer at McCaw Cellular (now AT&T Wireless). ....
 Ebay's Analysts Conference October 29, 2001
- Jeff Jordon, eBay's Senior Vice President and U.S. General Manager
discusses the success story and adaptability of Scripophily.com's
Store at eBay's financial analysts meeting. The event was
broadcast live from the Santa Clara Convention Center and shown live
on a webcast.
Sacramento Bee Oct. 19, 2001 - Jack Sirard This question
that pops up from time to time .... turned to a company called
Scripophily.com (www.scripophily.com)
that deals in historic stock certificates and runs
Old Company Research.
Ebay
Testimonial October 19, 2001 Bob.com Kerstein The Founder and
C.E.O. of Scripophily.com ....been a Certified Public Accountant
since 1978 and worked as a Chief Financial Officer and in other
capacities for both Public and non Publicly held companies.
Washington Business Journal - September 28, 2001 - Terror brings
rush on domain registrations - While the Chantilly businessman
(Scripophily.com) is hoping to donate the domain for a memorial Web
site, other registrars of terrorist-related domain names haven't
been so benevolent.
Monday, September 24, 2001 Clark
Howard's nationally-syndicated Radio Consumer Help show
The Scotsman Saturday, 22nd September -
But is it worth the paper it’s written on?
2001Conal Gregory
Court TV - by Harriet Ryan, Wednesday September 19 12:52 Giving name
to tragedy: Domains are hot items in terrible times - Bob
Kerstein (Scripophily.com) plans to donate the sites
091101.com and
September112001.com to
memorial group.
August 27, 2001 Newsday, Inc -
Gg Could Have Techies Laughing Clear to the Bank
Libération - France - Le
mardi 21 août 2001 Les reliques de start-up aux enchères
Par
LAURENT MAURIAC
August 21,
2001 - WTNH News and Associated Press Old stock certificates
August 18, 2001 - Collectors Bullish
on Old Stocks by Philip Andrew Klein - NEW YORK (Reuters) Yahoo
Finance
August 13, 2001 - Dot-Coms Already
Collector's Items
By BOB TEDESCHI The New York Times
eNews24 -
Germany August 9, 2001 Diese Meldung stammt von Andreas
Schaffry / Pleite-Aktien leben länger Bob
Kerstein (Foto), CEO des Internet-Portals Scripophily.com hat gut
lachen.
August 01, 2001 Worth the Paper They're Printed On? By M. Corey
Goldman ABCNEWS.com
Sunday, July 29, 2001 Papering Over Corporate Past
Securities Industry Wants Investors to Trade Stock Certificates
for Electronic Accounting
By Carol Vinzant
Washington Post Staff Writer Page H01
Le
Journal du Net July 30, 2001- Webvan, eToys et Pets.com
conseillés à l'achat
Tiscali July 27, 2001
- Le dot com fallite si rifanno in Rete
Nasce il collezionismo dei titoli "defunti"
Money Moves ABC / PBS
- Taking Stock "Not doing so well in the stock
market? Perhaps you'll do better at Scripophily.com -- a place to
buy and sell shares of companies that no longer exist....." Produced
by: Andy Field
Camera: Scott Eisenhuth
July
19, 2001- Washington Post - Retail's Piece of the Auction
Big-Business Strategy Emerging on eBay By Leslie Walker
July 16, 2001 Electronic Telegraph
- Dotcom shake-out's huge paper profits
By Simon English
July 16, 2001 Corporate Wide Web - Italy -
In vetrina il boom delle dot com
Ricercatissime dai collezionisti le
azioni delle società fallite
July 16 , 2001
CNN Asia - Defunct stock certificates are not always useless.
Online site Scripophily.com said many collectors are stocking up on
stock certificates issued from failed companies, hoping for value
that lasts beyond that of the issuing company's demise.
July 16, 2001 London Free Press
- Dead dot-coms fuel new market mania
July 2001, Sydney Morning Herald - Dot Com's - "They're worth
more dead than alive," says Mr Bob Kerstein, a former finance
executive at McCaw Cellular who founded Scripophily.com six years
ago.
July
13, 2001 CNN Aired 7:25pm EST - Selling defunct stocks -
Scripophily.com says those
expired stock certificates are not always worthless
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL July 13, 2001 -
Tech Center -
Scripophily.com
- Some Failed or Ailing Dot-Com Stocks May Be Worth More Dead Than
Alive By MOLLY WILLIAMS Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Globe and Mail - July 13, 2001 - Collectors snap up relics
of dot-com past by Patrick Brethour
Time Magazine - July 9, 2001 - NET WORTH - Turns out those tanking tech
stocks sometimes are worth the paper they're printed on. On websites
like eBay and
Scripophily.com, there's a lively market for original stock
certificates--collectibles that can fetch more than the stock's
share value page18
YAHOO Auctions - July 2001
- Yahoo Auctions adds category of Scripophily to
website. Yahoo is also maintaining their seller friendly
service and not restricting links or censoring dot com company names
as another major auction site has recently implemented.
Bloomberg.com: Financial Glossary - Scripophily is listed in the
Bloomberg Glossary of defined terms 23 Jun 2001
HoustonChronicle June 10, 2001 Long-term fate of firms just not
too permanent
Washington Post, Know When It's Time to Fold
By Fred Barbash June 3, 2001
These Stocks Have Lasting Appeal
By Steven Bonisteel, Newsbytes / Washington
Post May 25, 2001
Scripophily.com video in the News
May 2001
Scripophily.com's / Robert A. Kerstein Comments
to the Securities and Exchange
Commission's Proposed Rule:
Processing
Requirements for Cancelled Security Certificates
Parkers Guide
- The domains and sites that Bob owns and runs generate over
60,000 hits per day.... it's people like Bob, who run and own sites
using the worlds best Domain Names, that have the greatest chance of
surviving the so called dot com fallout
The Sacramento Bee May 11, 2001
Jack Sirard: Diversify to lower tech risks
Clark Howard Radio Show
WSBRadio/Access Atlanta:
Thursday, March 22, 2001
The Money Show on CBC Newsworld
Old Stock and Bond Certificates
Ask SmartMoney On Becoming a
Stock Sleuth March 12, 2001
The Sacramento Bee Feb. 16, 2001 Jack Sirard: Collectors often value old stock
certificates
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