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Subject: Re: Coin Envelope Format?
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Many of you have probably seen my white envelopes with labels wrapped a=
round them. I use Avery 5162 (or equivalent) 1 1/3 x 4 inch labels. Fourte=
en labels on a sheet. Use your word processing mailings/labels tab and that=
Avery number should appear. I then select "new Document" which lets me mak=
e 14 different labels instead of a whole sheet of just one. Using 14pt bold=
is right for me and I like Times New Roman type. I like to put VERMONT (my=
kind of coppers)in the upper left, space to the right and put variety maki=
ng sure not to pass two inches so that info stays on the front. You can sp=
ace to the right further to put more info that will eventually wrap aroun=
d to the back of the envelope and then continue down with whatever addition=
al information you like to include. You can eyeball this remembering that 0=
-2 inches shows on the front and 2-4 inch area wraps around to the back. I =
like to put price code, stock number and such on the back and you can alway=
s write other comments in the future. I like to put weight and measurements=
also. These work perfect for me and fit just right.
In the dark ages I used to put them in a typewriter and occasionally h=
ave to use white out. Some of you may still have these rare envelopes. A ne=
w collecting habit perhaps? This extra wrap adds a little more protection a=
lso. My penmanship has always been horrific to say the least and as Charlie=
Davis told me when signing the bookplates on the new bindings: "YOU WILL S=
IGN THESE & SIGN THEM LEGIBLY!!! Hope this helps. Tony C
PS: Looking forward to seeing many of you in a month. I have new jobs that =
let me have time for coins, coin friends and conventions again. Failed at =
Wal Mart Greeting school but have a dream job of being a salami taste teste=
r for Fortuna Sausage Co. and keep busy at rollingrocksalt.com. Even time t=
o reply to group!
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<font color=3D'black' size=3D'2' face=3D'arial'> Many of you h=
ave probably seen my white envelopes with labels wrapped around them. I use=
Avery 5162 (or equivalent) 1 1/3 x 4 inch labels. Fourteen labels on=
a sheet. Use your word processing mailings/labels tab and that Avery numbe=
r should appear. I then select "new Document" which lets me make 14 differe=
nt labels instead of a whole sheet of just one. Using 14pt bold is right fo=
r me and I like Times New Roman type. I like to put VERMONT (my kind of cop=
pers)<span style=3D"font-size: 10pt;">in the upper left, space to the right=
and put variety making sure not to pass two inches so that info stays on t=
he front. You can space to the right further to put more =
info that will eventually wrap around to the back of the envelope and then =
continue down with whatever additional information you like to include. You=
can eyeball this remembering that 0-2 inches shows on the front and 2-4 in=
ch area wraps around to the back. I like to put price code, stock number an=
d such on the back and you can always write other comments in the future. I=
like to put weight and measurements also. These work perfect for me and fi=
t just right.</span>
<div><span style=3D"font-size: 10pt;"> In the dark ages =
I used to put them in a typewriter and occasionally have to use white out. =
Some of you may still have these rare envelopes. A new collecting habit per=
haps? This extra wrap adds a little more protection also. My penmanship has=
always been horrific to say the least and as Charlie Davis told me when si=
gning the bookplates on the new bindings: "YOU WILL SIGN THESE & SIGN T=
HEM LEGIBLY!!! Hope this helps. Tony C</span></div>
<div><span style=3D"font-size: 10pt;">PS: Looking forward to seeing many of=
you in a month. I have new jobs that let me have time for coins, coin frie=
nds and conventions again. Failed at Wal Mart Greeting school but hav=
e a dream job of being a salami taste tester for Fortuna Sausage Co. and ke=
ep busy at rollingrocksalt.com. Even time to reply to group!</span></div>
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