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Publicidad laminas lucernae ingles.definitivo.abril

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David Cuenca Castro

This document describes exhibitor sheets for displaying a coin collection. Each sheet focuses on one emperor from Pompey to Domitian and includes an artistic bust image, biographical information, and spaces to insert a coin along with details about it. The coin is placed in slots on the reverse side so both sides are visible when folded. Additional spaces allow adding an index card and invoice. These customized sheets protect coins and provide historical context while enabling enjoyment and exhibition of the collection.

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TREMENDOUS COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN EXHIBITOR SHEETS WITH: - ICONOGRAPHIC ARTISTIC REPRODUCTIONS OF EACH EMPEROR, AS THE BUSTS OF THEIR COINS AND WITH BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTES OF ITS FAMILY FILIATION. - PLACE TO DESCRIBE THE COIN YOU INCLUDE IN EACH EXHIBITOR SHEET IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS CATALOGUING. - EXHIBITOR FRAME, OBVERSE AND REVERSE OF THE COIN. - OTHER PROVISIONS (DOCUMENT ARCHIVE). 臓臓臓YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SHOW YOUR COINS AND STAND OUT YOUR COLLECTION!!!. FOR YOUR OWN ENJOYMENT AS WELL AS FOR EXHIBITION, HISTORICALLY CUSTOMIZED, BETWEEN YOUR COLLEAGUES, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS. WE START BY EXHIBITOR SHEETS OF: POMPEYO, CESAR, AUGUSTO, TIBERIO, CLAUDIO, CALIGULA, NERON, GALBA, OTON, VITELIO, VESPASIANO, TITO AND DOMICIANO.
DESCRIPTION OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: It is a semi-rigid card sheet that after folding it remains A4 size, to result in an obverse and a reverse in each one of them, to be kept inside a transparent plastic cover. IN ITS OBVERSE: TOP: Iconographic artistic reproduction of the bust of the corresponding emperor as they appear in its coins. Shows the legend with the name of the emperor in latin, date of birth and decease around it. Middle: Under the portrait of the bust, there is a brief note of its personal filiation. Bottom: Under the personal filiation note there is a box, perforated, where you will be able to expose your coins, in the way we explain further on.
DESCRIPTION OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET IN ITS REVERSE: TOP: Shows an iconographic artistic reproduction of the same corresponding emperor, attending to its more common bust in the coin, without the latin name or any other detail. MIDDLE: Under the bust. Three spaces for you to describe the coin you will expose in the sheet, to know: type of coin; description of its obverse and reverse. BOTTOM: Under the description of the coin there is a box, perforated, where you will be able to expose your coin, in its reverse, in the way we explain further on.
USE AND USEFULNESS OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: Introduction and exposure of the coin. The coin, in its cardboard or its plastic envelope usually 5mmx5mm, will always be placed in the existing slots that are only in the reverse of the sheet. (We recommend using only the two lower slots). (Images 1 and 2). This way when you fold the sheet the coin will stay fixed and immovable. Being visible its obverse and reverse through the perforated box in each face, so that the slots cannot be seen.
USE AND USEFULNESS OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: Other uses: Taking advantage of both interior faces of the sheets, both, can be used for filing along the coin: - from one part, the most personal index card that all collectors make of the coin, where we put the number of the catalog where it is published, when we bought it and to whom, address, telephone number, vendor卒s e- mail, price and any other information we use to include. - And the other, for filing the invoice and/or certificate. Once the sheet has been closed (folded to an A4 size) inside will be kept all the information we have about the coin. We recommend that you only fix the edge of the invoice or index card using a weak glue bar, so you can replace them at any moment. (Images 4 and 5.).
USE AND USEFULNESS OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: Use. Once you put the coin in the sheet, index card and/or invoice, certificate or any other similar document, and once it has been folded to an A4 size, you will be able to describe the coin on the obverse of the sheet, detailing type of coin, description of its obverse and reverse. (image6). Spare sticker. Or, if you want, you can type it in the computer instead of writing it by hand, and in the case of a mistake we can provide you with an adhesive sheet of same background so you can simply change the coin to a different exhibitor sheet, as you prefer. You just have to measure, print it from your computer, cut it and fix it.
USE AND USEFULNESS OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: Protection. File and exhibition. The sheet are sent with transparent plastic covers. You may save them in any album, four rings, folio size of the market. (Imagen 7). 臓臓臓YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SHOW YOUR COINS AND STAND OUT YOUR COLLECTION!!! FOR YOUR OWN ENJOYMENT AS WELL AS FOR EXHIBITION, HISTORICALLY CUSTOMIZED, BETWEEN YOUR COLLEAGUES, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS.
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  • 1. TREMENDOUS COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN EXHIBITOR SHEETS WITH: - ICONOGRAPHIC ARTISTIC REPRODUCTIONS OF EACH EMPEROR, AS THE BUSTS OF THEIR COINS AND WITH BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTES OF ITS FAMILY FILIATION. - PLACE TO DESCRIBE THE COIN YOU INCLUDE IN EACH EXHIBITOR SHEET IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS CATALOGUING. - EXHIBITOR FRAME, OBVERSE AND REVERSE OF THE COIN. - OTHER PROVISIONS (DOCUMENT ARCHIVE). 臓臓臓YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SHOW YOUR COINS AND STAND OUT YOUR COLLECTION!!!. FOR YOUR OWN ENJOYMENT AS WELL AS FOR EXHIBITION, HISTORICALLY CUSTOMIZED, BETWEEN YOUR COLLEAGUES, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS. WE START BY EXHIBITOR SHEETS OF: POMPEYO, CESAR, AUGUSTO, TIBERIO, CLAUDIO, CALIGULA, NERON, GALBA, OTON, VITELIO, VESPASIANO, TITO AND DOMICIANO.
  • 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: It is a semi-rigid card sheet that after folding it remains A4 size, to result in an obverse and a reverse in each one of them, to be kept inside a transparent plastic cover. IN ITS OBVERSE: TOP: Iconographic artistic reproduction of the bust of the corresponding emperor as they appear in its coins. Shows the legend with the name of the emperor in latin, date of birth and decease around it. Middle: Under the portrait of the bust, there is a brief note of its personal filiation. Bottom: Under the personal filiation note there is a box, perforated, where you will be able to expose your coins, in the way we explain further on.
  • 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET IN ITS REVERSE: TOP: Shows an iconographic artistic reproduction of the same corresponding emperor, attending to its more common bust in the coin, without the latin name or any other detail. MIDDLE: Under the bust. Three spaces for you to describe the coin you will expose in the sheet, to know: type of coin; description of its obverse and reverse. BOTTOM: Under the description of the coin there is a box, perforated, where you will be able to expose your coin, in its reverse, in the way we explain further on.
  • 4. USE AND USEFULNESS OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: Introduction and exposure of the coin. The coin, in its cardboard or its plastic envelope usually 5mmx5mm, will always be placed in the existing slots that are only in the reverse of the sheet. (We recommend using only the two lower slots). (Images 1 and 2). This way when you fold the sheet the coin will stay fixed and immovable. Being visible its obverse and reverse through the perforated box in each face, so that the slots cannot be seen.
  • 5. USE AND USEFULNESS OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: Other uses: Taking advantage of both interior faces of the sheets, both, can be used for filing along the coin: - from one part, the most personal index card that all collectors make of the coin, where we put the number of the catalog where it is published, when we bought it and to whom, address, telephone number, vendor卒s e- mail, price and any other information we use to include. - And the other, for filing the invoice and/or certificate. Once the sheet has been closed (folded to an A4 size) inside will be kept all the information we have about the coin. We recommend that you only fix the edge of the invoice or index card using a weak glue bar, so you can replace them at any moment. (Images 4 and 5.).
  • 6. USE AND USEFULNESS OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: Use. Once you put the coin in the sheet, index card and/or invoice, certificate or any other similar document, and once it has been folded to an A4 size, you will be able to describe the coin on the obverse of the sheet, detailing type of coin, description of its obverse and reverse. (image6). Spare sticker. Or, if you want, you can type it in the computer instead of writing it by hand, and in the case of a mistake we can provide you with an adhesive sheet of same background so you can simply change the coin to a different exhibitor sheet, as you prefer. You just have to measure, print it from your computer, cut it and fix it.
  • 7. USE AND USEFULNESS OF THE EXHIBITOR SHEET: Protection. File and exhibition. The sheet are sent with transparent plastic covers. You may save them in any album, four rings, folio size of the market. (Imagen 7). 臓臓臓YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SHOW YOUR COINS AND STAND OUT YOUR COLLECTION!!! FOR YOUR OWN ENJOYMENT AS WELL AS FOR EXHIBITION, HISTORICALLY CUSTOMIZED, BETWEEN YOUR COLLEAGUES, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS.