You are probably right CC they did tell me there names but I forgot you was you, that means the one on the right is the signature on the left side of the certificate with Bondar.
Thanks for sharing your experience and pics!! That's a great memory right there. Very cool to have your coin signed by a Canadian icon on the day the coin was released.
It was in a meeting room that has the seats going uphill, a full class of aviation students, people she worked with here and other invited guests, so I guess 100 people.
I'm sure she was tickled for the ceremony and you asking for the signature was probably the cherry on top! :) She deserves it, she has inspired many and accomplished much!
I saw this coin today... it really was beautiful, and could have been the first NCLT coin I have bought in a long time... then I saw the price. There is no way this thing was worth $150 in my opinion. I will wait a few years, and then pick one up.
"Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert Oppenheimer
Agree with SSP on the price aspect but I think the fact that you got it signed makes it more valuable. I probably would have done the same in your shoes even though I rarely get mint items at retail prices.
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