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NVGD: 1954 Goldtop

Tom Wittrock

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Done. :salude

I used to think people were silly for obscuring serial numbers, but at some point someone convinced me that it was worth it. Still seems a little silly. Usually, I make it more obvious with a big dot or something, but decided to make this one "pretty."

This way it doesn't look like a "wrong" ink stamp serial number, causing confusion like I had.
:salude
 
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