(PC) Let's Play Can You See What I See: Part 2
1ORDER #3
Name: Forrest Freely
Total Items: 20
Address: 900 North Wilcox Avenue
City: Los Angeles, California
ZIP: 90078
COLLECTIONS
ANIMALS
Banana Thief (SW; beneath the white elephant); Bunny Rabbit (NW; above the white seal) Moose (SW; in between the bear and the anteater); Mouse (SE; in between the lamb and the tiger); Red Fall Leaf (SE; in the northwest corner of the quadrant); Seymour (NE; dragging a wooden rooster)
BUTTONS
Three Bunnies (NE: found to the northwest of the green button; NW: the rabbit in overalls below the Capitol emblem, the bunny resting on the green triangle button); Two Dice (NE: to the southwest of the cowboy hat; NW: found near the southeast corner of the quadrant); Two Dogs (SE; on the bigger button below the red flower); Three Frogs (NW: the enamel frogs found to the northeast of the thimble and above the Mermaid Pearls lady’s head; SE: found in the northeast corner of the quadrant); Sailboat (SE; the red button to the right of the red anchor); Seymour (SE; working with the spool of red thread); Teapot (NE; the purple teapot to the left of the thimble)
MINIATURE CARS
Car for Sale (NW; the green convertible to the left of the cement truck); Checkered Flag (SE; sticking out of the green F1 car); Mail Truck (NE; in between the yellow Volkswagen and the black pickup truck); Seymour (NW; standing in the green truck); Traffic Cone (NW; to the right of the front of the bus)
RARE COLLECTIBLE #3
Calico Jack Spanish Real
Approximate Value: $6,900
Clue: It’s a piece of eight from a pirate chest. Could this one be among the best?
Location: Northeast Quadrant. Hidden in between the gray elephant’s legs.
Clyde’s Notes: Jack Rackham, or Calico Jack, was an English pirate whose nickname came from the colorful clothes he wore. Calico Jack is most famous for employing two female pirates: Anne Bonny, who was also his lover, and Mary Read. This silver Spanish Real is the coin Calico Jack gave his executioner in exchange for his release. Instead, the prison guard kept the coin and hung Jack along with eleven other crew members in 1720. I picked this coin on my one and only trip to Jamaica, back in 1964. The souvenir shop owner didn’t know that Calico Jack stamped all of his money with his initials.
ORDER #4
Name: Johnny Jumpup
Total Items: 16
Address: 456 Princess Anne Road
City: Virginia Beach, Virginia
ZIP: 23456
COLLECTIONS
BINS
Three Blue Stars (NE: on the hood of the red car in the southwest corner of the car bin; NW: on the blue checker in the games bin; SE: near the southwest corner of the marble bin); Die with Two (NW; to the southwest of the snowflake in the button bin); Ladybug (SW; in the southwest corner of the button bin); Piece of Jar (SE; below the starfish in the nature bin); Seymour (NW; resting with the red and yellow beads)
DINOSAURS
Brush (SE; the paintbrush in the tree to the left of the red Triceratops); Crayon (NW; hidden in the palms at the top of the ridge); Dragonfly (SW; resting to the northeast of the cave entrance); Glue Bottle (SE; behind the pinecone); Robot (NE; hidden in the cave); Seymour (SW; standing in the cave)
PLUSHIES
Bear on a Block (SE; on the right face of the block); Heart-Shaped Lock (SE; fastened on the beaded necklace); Safety Pin (NE; on the pants of the rabbit in the orange suit); Seymour (NW; resting in front of the green dinosaur); Two Soccerballs (NE: hidden in the southeast corner of the quadrant; SW: the multicolored ball behind the crow)
RARE COLLECTIBLE #4
T-Rex Third Claw
Approximate Value: $10,750
Clue: It survives to this very day, it helped T-Rex capture prey.
Location: Southeast Quadrant. Directly below the starfish in the nature bin.
Clyde’s Notes: Although one of the most popular dinosaurs, very few actual Tyrannosaurus Rex fossils exist today. In fact, there are only thirteen T-Rex claw fossils considered to be genuine, all of which reside in museums. In 1997, an amazing discovery was made. A complete T-Rex forelimb showed that it had three fingers instead of two, though the third was much smaller and not used (vestigial). I picked up this fossil at a rock hound show in Tucson. I believe it is a T-Rex third digit, which could make it very valuable to fossil collectors and natural history museums.
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