This Lucite award commemorates the September 15, 2004 $465 million offering of floating rate notes from C-Bass CBO. The deal was structured by the now defunct Lehman Brothers. This great little Lucite measure approx. 6"x6" and is over 1" thick. Due to the highly reflective nature of the Lucite material, pictures tend to show even the most miniscule pieces of lint. These are not defects. Overall condition is great with minor rubbing on the surface material which does not take away from it's overall attractiveness. See other
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C-Bass CBO - Lehman Brothers Deal LuciteDimensions: 6" x 6" x 1"
Weight: 1lb. 3oz.
C-BASS is an acronym for Credit-Based Asset Servicing and Securitization which was based out of NY. This great looking lucite features a bass imprint.
More about Lucite Awards: Lucite was developed by the DuPont Co. in 1931 for use in applications such as fighter airplane windshields. The product was later used by companies commemorating public offerings and M&A deals. Lucite awards were generally limited to executive officers, analysts, investment bankers, and clients making their numbers few (usually less than 50). After the meltdown of 2008, due to budget constraints and fewer deals to be commemorated, fewer Lucite’s are being produced making these a dying art form and a great collectible piece of history.