Disney 2003 Gold Coin Signed by Star Wars Actors Michonne Bourriague & Amy Allen

Description: We are celebrating Dizdude's 25th Star Wars Weekends with Exclusive Collectable Merchandise check out all our Star Wars Weekends auctions and May the Force Be With U...Always 2003 STAR WARS WEEKENDS Yoda & Mickey Jedi artwork on 24 Kt. GOLD OVERLAY COIN Autographed by "Aurra Sing" Star Wars actress the female Bounty Huntress in Episode 1 Michonne Bourriague Autographed by "Aayla Secura" Star Wars actress The Blue Female, Twi'lek Jedi Knight Amy Allen and also autographed by the Disney Artist who designed the coin and all the 2003 Star Wars Weekends artwork Randy Noble Limited Edition 1000 2003 Disney Star Wars Weekends 24 Kt. Gold Overlay Coin (Triple autographed) The Star Wars Weekends 24 Kt. Gold Overlay Coin released for the 5 week event on May 30th 2003 in an edition size of just 1000. This coin sold out in just a couple days. The event lasted 15 days (3 days weekend in each of 5 consecutive weeks). That will make this small edition size of this coin the one which most collectors will want to have in their collection in the future. These will stay in fans and collectors hands THE FIRST AUTOGRAPH: Is by the actress Michonne Bourriague who played "Aurra Sing", Female Bounty Huntress in episode 1. She has become somewhat of a legendary figure in the Star Wars Comic Books. Plus you will also receive a bonus Michonne Bourriage official Star Wars Weekends 2003 presigned photograph that was only available at the event during weekend 1 and 5 when Michonne was there. (see pictures above) THE SECOND AUTOGRAPH: By the actress Amy Allen who plays "Aayla Secura", The Female Blue Twi'lek Jedi Knight. Is an American actress and Film crew member who is best known for portraying the character Aayla Secura in the Star Wars films. She worked behind the scenes on many different movies, including A.A. Artificial Intelligence Star Wars. A production assistant with Industrial Light & Magic at the time Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones was being filmed, Allen was selected to portray Aayla Secura. The character was a last-minute addition to the Episode II script; she had been created for a licensed Star Wars comic book by Dark Horse Comics and was added to the film after Lucas saw a cover illustration of the character. Allen had previously been cast as an extra in the DVD release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace as a Twi'lek as well. She reprised her role as Aayla Secura in Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. Her character is killed by Clone Troopers as part of the Jedi Purge. Allen made appearances at conventions, including C2 and C3, SDCC 2005. At Celebration II THE THIRD AUTOGRAPH: If two wasn't enough, is by none other then the Disney Design Artist who created this fantastic coin. He also created all the other Star Wars Weekends official artwork for the 2003 event, Senior Disney Design Artist, Mr Randy Noble. You will also receive the above photo of Randy autographing the coin he designed. (Randy has an extensive artist bio which is below this column) You will also receive the above photo with Randy autographing the coin he designed. RANDY NOBLE is a senior Disney Design artist who attended collage at California Institute of the Arts, a private arts school subsidized by the Walt Disney Company. During his second year of collage Randy was hired out of school to produce character art, and new show development for DIC Animation. Randy worked on such television shows as, Inspector Gadget, The Littles, Wolf Rock, and many others in the DIC library of children's TV shows. Randy also worked for MGM Studios as a comedy writer on the new Pink Panther animated show. During his more than 14 years in Los Angeles Randy produced a variety of illustrations, and design work for such companies as, Mattel Toys, Applause Toys and Gifts, Playmates Toys, Disney Home Video International, Hanna-Barbera Animation, and Warner Brothers Animation to name a few. After leaving California in 1995, Randy continued his freelance work in Orlando, Florida working for Florida based companies such as Disney World, Sea World, Hard Rock Cafe, and Busch Gardens along with past clients in LA. In the fall of 1998 Randy began his new carrier as a character artist with Disney Design Group, and he always looks forward to working with his favorite Disney characters for many years to come. Randy is the artist who designed all the Star Wars Weekends logo artwork for the events in 2005, 2004, 2003, 2001 and 2000. He designed later years classic Star Wars Weekends posters and many well known classic pins and pin series for Disney including the much sought after "Flubber" mystery pin.

Price: 349 USD

Location: Davenport, Florida

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